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Welcome to another episode of "Two Grumpy Vets," where hosts Brran, Rich, and the Duuude gather to share their unique blend of humor, social commentary, and insights into living life intentionally. This week, the trio discusses a wide range of topics, from weather challenges in Texas to the enforcement of federal laws in Arkansas. They delve into the nuances of language requirements for truck drivers, the importance of enforcing existing laws, and the societal impacts of antidepressants on teenagers.

The conversation takes a humorous turn as they discuss viral videos of emus on social media, the absurdity of certain laws, and the challenges of parenting in today's world. The hosts also touch on the educational rankings of the United States, the role of the Department of Education, and the need for a return to basic educational principles.

As the episode progresses, the hosts share personal anecdotes about home improvements, the cost of living, and the joys of simple pleasures like fishing and enjoying nature. They also explore the complexities of modern politics, the influence of social media, and the importance of maintaining a sense of humor in the face of life's challenges.

Join Bryan, Rich, and the Duuude for a candid and entertaining discussion that highlights the value of friendship, laughter, and thoughtful conversation.

Resources mentioned in this episode include:

• TikTok - Social media platform where viral videos are shared
• Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) - U.S. Department of Transportation agency
• National Park Service - U.S. federal agency managing national parks
• Jack Daniel's Distillery - Famous whiskey distillery in Tennessee
• Babylon Bee - Satirical news website

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[00:00:01] Bryan Goodwin:

Hey, man. Hello, and welcome to Two Grumpy Vets and a Duuude, this is a show that each week allows for three friends to get together and live life intentionally.   We do this by throwing a little social commentary   with our own weird sense of humor and our thoughts together   to show folks that living   having weekly conversations   is a good way to help   each other out, help men become better men. And so now on with show with Bryan,   Rich, and the Duuude.  

[00:00:34] Rich Chelson:

There we go. Wanna try  

[00:00:37] Duuude-Ron :

Whoo.  

[00:00:38] Rich Chelson:

Brian. What are you doing?  

[00:00:41] Unknown:

Not much. Waiting on y'all.  

[00:00:46] Rich Chelson:

Yeah. I can get a little little late on the connection there.   I'm still having a I'm trying to drive. Trying to get it close to, my destination as a fan, which ain't gonna be very far. I'm only gonna be able to make it up to Bagatta,   tonight because,   we've got a hellacious   You got what? Everybody's talking about it. Hellacious   windstorms.  

[00:01:13] Unknown:

Oh, okay.  

[00:01:16] Rich Chelson:

So we've got,   down around the Lubbock area, they're expecting gusts up to 80 miles an hour.  

[00:01:23] Unknown:

Holy cow.  

[00:01:25] Rich Chelson:

And,   the, OKC   to,   to,   Canoe area is coming anywhere from   50 to, 50 to 60 mile an hour gusts   with sustained winds in the, in the high thirties.  

[00:01:44] Duuude-Ron :

Right.  

[00:01:47] Rich Chelson:

So it's gonna be it felt like, it felt like a kid whenever we were we ride in the back of dad's pickup.  

[00:01:53] Unknown:

Right.   Yeah. You got all that wind hitting you. That's that's,   yeah,   yeah, that makes for a rough day.  

[00:02:05] Rich Chelson:

Yeah. Well, thankfully, it's supposed to be coming out of the West, and I'm heading west. So   there's only a couple times I'll be heading north or south. So  

[00:02:14] Unknown:

Right.  

[00:02:16] Rich Chelson:

So keep my fingers crossed.  

[00:02:20] Unknown:

That's cool.   Yeah. I hit, like,   up, like,   high seventies today.  

[00:02:26] Rich Chelson:

Nice. We got we're well, we're still 78 too right now.  

[00:02:31] Unknown:

Oh, wow.  

[00:02:32] Rich Chelson:

Yeah.  

[00:02:34] Unknown:

Yeah. I  

[00:02:35] Unknown:

mean, it it hit in the seventies. Mid mid to high seventies, but it felt like it's a little warmer than  

[00:02:42] Rich Chelson:

that. Oh, bad.  

[00:02:43] Unknown:

I was not complaining at all.  

[00:02:46] Rich Chelson:

I bet not.  

[00:02:47] Unknown:

No.   Dude,   what's up?  

[00:02:51] Duuude-Ron :

What's going on, you culturing chocolate bar?  

[00:02:58] Rich Chelson:

You're gonna find one one day that sticks, and we're just gonna   well, we're gonna be calling each other for the rest of our lives.  

[00:03:07] Duuude-Ron :

Okay,   mister high energy emu.  

[00:03:11] Rich Chelson:

High energy emu.  

[00:03:15] Unknown:

Oh, shoot. That's funny.  

[00:03:21] Rich Chelson:

I'm like,  

[00:03:25] Duuude-Ron :

So, basically, have you ever have you basically ever seen the,   TikTok or,   what, Facebook or whatever when there's a loud bang and the emu just jumps and starts running around   like a head like, it has yeah.   That's you, Brian.  

[00:03:43] Rich Chelson:

Have you seen the one where the emus are trying to go up at, an icy hill, have you haven't you?   I have not seen that one yet. Oh, I'll see if I can find that one,   for   consent team within that. I'm I'm driving right now, so I won't I won't quite do that type of,   of of,   acrobatics.   So  

[00:04:06] Duuude-Ron :

Yeah. You better not.   Especially if you have a friend that has a,   white vehicles with,   you know, certain colored lights.  

[00:04:16] Rich Chelson:

Yeah. Well, you know, I mean, there's times that, yeah, they have stopped me for impromptu safety meetings. So, you know, impromptu   safety meeting.  

[00:04:25] Duuude-Ron :

That is a fucking excellent one.   I have never been I have never been stopped   for an impromptu   safety meeting   conversation.   Wow.   I think, Texas DOT just write you a fucking ticket.  

[00:04:46] Rich Chelson:

I think you're probably right.   They just go, okay. There you go.   $15   or it should cover the bill just fine.  

[00:04:54] Duuude-Ron :

Yep.  

[00:04:56] Rich Chelson:

Speaking of bills and things like that,   alright. Have y'all been seeing the the videos running around about apparently, Arkansas   is requiring to know how to read and write?   Yes. I kinda heard something about that. But I wonder I'm wondering if that's actually true or if they're just, you know, just trying to   make a stink.  

[00:05:19] Unknown:

Well, hang on. Let me look.  

[00:05:25] Duuude-Ron :

Well, let's see. If you're in the in The United States and you're driving a fucking 80,000 pound   commercial vehicle,   you damn right, you better fucking be able to read, write, and understand, and speak English.  

[00:05:40] Rich Chelson:

Well, you're right. You   should. But, again, that doesn't mean that's what the law is.   Right. We should   have the have the, the pledge of allegiance stated in school every morning,   but we don't.  

[00:05:56] Duuude-Ron :

I I I will agree with that 100%.   It did when I was in fucking school.  

[00:06:01] Rich Chelson:

Oh, yeah. Well, it's just a country for you. I have Rich is trying to get his get his information out.   It wasn't.   So alright, Rich.   What you got?  

[00:06:14] Unknown:

Well, first off, what I was gonna say is, actually, by the federal   law,   yes, truck drivers   must know how to read and write the English language.   But a lot of the states and and a lot of the federal DOT do not,   enforce that law. So that is in the FMCSA.   As far as,   as far as Arkansas,   they're saying yes.   It's   it's an act   to create the Secure Roads and Safe Trucking Act of 2025   to amend the law concerning a commercial driver's license,   any operators of a commercial motor vehicle to require that operators of commercial motor vehicles   have proficiency   in the English language,   to require that operators   of CMVs have a valid,   commercial driver's license. Basically, what they're trying to do is, the way it reads is,   enforce the rules.  



[00:07:23] Rich Chelson:

Yeah. And and to enforce the rules. But, I mean, it was just like they were having,   they I forget. There were, like, three or four questions they were asking about, and if a person could not   read,   write,   and speak English,   coherently   and and stuff,   they were either, a, being issued a $5,000   fine.  

[00:07:49] Duuude-Ron :

On the spot?  

[00:07:50] Rich Chelson:

On the spot. You had to pay them or you got slapped in the handcuffs and you and you did you went to go spend some, time now buying merch. So  

[00:08:00] Duuude-Ron :

And if I'm not mistaken, if you drove for a company,   that company   got fined mail too. $10,000   on the spot.   Yep.  

[00:08:12] Unknown:

Yeah. There was yeah. I had saw something about that as well.   But,   but yeah. No. It's it's, yeah, it's it's a federal law   for truck drivers   to read, write,   and know the English language   and understand and all like that and communicate.   But   no one has enforced it, and apparently, Arkansas is saying, fuck you. We're gonna enforce it.   And   and and, see, the thing is no one can bitch about it because they're   enforcing federal law. They're not making any new laws.   They're just enforcing federal law at the state level. So Yeah. But but at the same time, that is  

[00:08:55] Rich Chelson:

and they they're basically trying to run on the same line as what Texas does   where we're we're reinforcing federal law at the local level by ensuring that, you know, the illegal don't come across the,   the the Texas border.   Right. And but at the same time,   the Democrats were would would throw in a huge pit and and suing Texas left, right, and center   to, to get them to stop enforcing the federal law.  

[00:09:26] Unknown:

Right.   Well, that's like I remember when,   let's see. Was it Trump's first term?   When, Nikki, yeah, when Nikki Haley was   was in   Trump's cabinet or whatnot, and she said something about the southern border.   And she come right flat out   in front of a bunch of reporters,   you know, because they were bitching about how we were closing the   borders   and, you know, deporting,   migrants and shit like this. And Right. It was all it was all bitching and whining and griping and all like this. And she's like, look.   We're enforcing the rules that are on the fucking books already.   We're not adding any new laws. We're not changing anything.  

We're enforcing what's on and, oh my god, the press had a field day with it. Oh, yeah. They were Oh, no. No. They're separating  

[00:10:21] Rich Chelson:

babies from mama's.  

[00:10:23] Unknown:

Yeah. It's like it's like, how fucking dare you enforce   a law that is on the books?  

[00:10:30] Rich Chelson:

You know what type of damage you're doing? You know how many people's feelings you're hurting?  

[00:10:37] Duuude-Ron :

Right. Fuck fuck their feelings.   You know how many you know how many fucking people they kill a year?  

[00:10:47] Rich Chelson:

No. Not really.  

[00:10:49] Duuude-Ron :

You well, neither do I, but, you know,  

[00:10:54] Rich Chelson:

if they weren't here   if they weren't here  

[00:10:58] Duuude-Ron :

yeah. If they weren't here illegally,   that fucking person would not would still be alive.  

[00:11:04] Rich Chelson:

Possibly.   Possibly. Have you ever watched Final Destination?   No. Death finds a way.   Do what? Well, you Said You see the Death finds a way. That   you you if not ever seen final destination, it's basically it's a bunch of kids went off and,   and cheated death.   And,   and now they're,   as they go through, their death is slowly creeping up on each one and and taking about all sorts of wild and gruesome violent ways.  

[00:11:38] Unknown:

Oh, okay.  

[00:11:41] Duuude-Ron :

Well, you know what?   You ain't going to cheat death,  

[00:11:46] Rich Chelson:

Period. Well, that's kinda what the what the, the moral of the story of that movie was. Yeah. Who are you?  

[00:11:54] Duuude-Ron :

You're right. And I sent you guys a video, if I'm not mistaken,   where   there was a guy crossing   a road,   and there was a high speed chase.  

[00:12:08] Rich Chelson:

Oh, yeah.  

[00:12:09] Duuude-Ron :

The car got t boned in the intersection.   It got slammed over to the corner in the telephone tree or a pole or something.   Yep. And then the car went through.   That guy   continued walking across the road.  

[00:12:26] Rich Chelson:

Yeah. He's got his hand up across the edge. Like, god. I'm gonna die   here. And then comes, like, police  

[00:12:35] Duuude-Ron :

Yeah. And then the police car continues on through the intersection. It's like Yep.   You know, that is   well,   that was hit that day was his day.  

[00:12:48] Rich Chelson:

Yep. He was,   his, his guardian angel was, like, going,   fuck this shit. Goddamn.  

[00:13:01] Duuude-Ron :

And, you know, I can't   I don't want to confirm or neither deny, but I bet you he had one hell of a fucking stain in his pants.  

[00:13:11] Rich Chelson:

If he had a if not, he had a hole in his pants. So  

[00:13:16] Duuude-Ron :

Yeah.   You know?   Could you call that cheating death?   Or did his guardian angel   say   not today?  

[00:13:27] Rich Chelson:

I think I think that was guardian angels going, yep. Never mind. Y'all go this way.  

[00:13:32] Duuude-Ron :

Yep. So   he's not cheating death, but   he eventually, just like all of us, will die. Yeah.  

[00:13:42] Rich Chelson:

Well, I've seen the one I'd see if I can find it again. There's one of a girl. She's she's walking down down the sidewalk. For whatever reason, there was a car parked on the on the the shoulder.   And for whatever reason, she walks out into this into the street and walks beside the car. And about that time, a driver who wasn't paying attention   hit that, hit that parked car and launched itself up in the air and landed on landed on its side off to her side. So divided again.   Same stuff. And this girl was like, oh, shit.   She's like,   get the fuck out of the way, man. I'm almost dead.  

Yeah. No kidding. Yeah. I got You know what I mean? A video a lot of people having really close calls.  

[00:14:27] Duuude-Ron :

Yeah.   And I've seen, you know, a few of those videos. But you know what?   A sad incident happened,   here in   as a matter of fact, it was in a junior high   school in Killeen.   Right?  

[00:14:46] Rich Chelson:

Right.  

[00:14:51] Duuude-Ron :

Man, I can't wait for the fucking cops to fucking find that son, bitch.   That loud noise you heard was some fucking punk   on a fucking   a mope. Well, not a moped, but a mini bike.   Fucking Yeah. Hauling ass hauling ass guys. Yeah. Yeah.  

[00:15:14] Rich Chelson:

And they're not even the mini bikes. Like, we're we're used to seeing. They're they're, you know,   they're like This  

[00:15:22] Duuude-Ron :

this is this is that mini bike that rode by was our era our era mini bike. It's little mini minibike. Okay. Yeah. Mhmm.   So, anyway,   it happened   Monday, I think.   A 14 year old girl,   stabbed   another girl   in the in the junior high,   in the neck,   and that girl   succumbed to the injuries   of the stabbing.   Okay? So we got into a little bit of discussion at work, and I said, well, you know what? I think that   14 year old girl needs to be tried as an adult.   However, the conversation   continued.   That girl   that got stabbed   had just returned   back to junior high that day   from being in a   alternative   school   because of violence.  

She was a bully.   So they kicked her out of junior high   because of her,   actions as being a bully, put her into an alternative   school.   I I don't know how long she was in there.   But   the day she went back to the regular junior high,   she started bullying   that same girl again, and that girl stabbed her.   So,   you know, with that being said, yeah, I think that could be classified as self defense.   One big issue.  

[00:17:11] Rich Chelson:

I would think I would think so.   And,  

[00:17:14] Duuude-Ron :

so Especially if the especially if the bully   was actually making physical contact,   in that,   in that realm.  

[00:17:27] Rich Chelson:

Right.  

[00:17:28] Duuude-Ron :

So   you know? But still, 14 year old girl.   And I can and they don't learn it   from anybody   but their parents.   Their their manners, their  

[00:17:43] Rich Chelson:

Actually, you know, I'm gonna kinda disagree a little bit because, yeah, some of it a lot of it is parents and learning stuff,   And a lot of it is also   just social media   and and the Internet itself. They it glorifies,   you know, watching all these girls, these teenage girls just going into brawl session.   You know? And   question, how many of these   kids when they get violent like that, how many of them are actually on antidepressants?  

[00:18:17] Duuude-Ron :

You know, that I don't know. And I was fixing to say   that, okay. Yes. It's not   all on the parents.   It's on   it has to do with their peers.   If their peers   are bullies   and, you know, just   social rejects as we used to call them in the eighties Yep.   You know, that is also part of it. Peer pressure,   you know, is part of it, but   I believe the majority aspect   is   from the parents.  

[00:18:59] Rich Chelson:

Yep. I think majority is or well, I think a very good portion is from the parents. They   they,   and, and the fact that they don't allow corporal punishment in schools anymore.   I   think schools should be allowed to take a board up against,   kid's ass if they're misbehaving.   You know, after about seventh or eighth   session, if they still haven't gotten their their act together, then, okay, then you need to start stepping it up into into other stuff because in school suspension's a fucking joke.   That's a vacation for most of the kids. The kids are like, alright. I can sit there and do nothing. Sleep. You know?   No. You need to if they're if they're gonna go off and have a   do an insulin school suspension, I think it should be in school work where alright. Well, give me a moment. You're gonna be doing shit you don't like to do.  

And then let them sit there and try to figure out you know, figure their life out and go, you know,   peeling potatoes   or or,   or beating toilets. Toilets.   Yeah. Scrubbing toilets.   Or even, you know, a little bit I think a little bit of core from punishment does goes a long way. So, you know,   let them go off and figure out what a day's worth of,   doing wall presses is like.  

[00:20:35] Duuude-Ron :

Or,   better yet,   being in the position of a dying cockroach.  

[00:20:42] Rich Chelson:

That was really good. Now.   That was really good in military.   Yeah. Yeah. That was real. And, Throw me your dead roach. Don't die.  

[00:20:52] Duuude-Ron :

No. Just, you know, lay there on on your back and put your hands and your feet up in the air and see how long it's going on. Exactly. Yeah. Or better yet or better yet,   lean against the wall and pretend like you're riding Harley Davidson.  

[00:21:05] Rich Chelson:

Yeah. Yeah. Wall presence.  

[00:21:08] Duuude-Ron :

Oh, is that what it is? Okay. Yeah. Oh, okay.   So, yeah, it's   I don't know.  

[00:21:18] Rich Chelson:

But now I mean, a lot of people have decided, oh, no. You can't be spanking your child. That's, that's terrible, horrible, no good,   stuff. You're you're teaching them to hit.   Well, apparently, just parenting is not is not keeping them from hitting. Alright?   Constance doesn't actually get the more fights.  

[00:21:39] Duuude-Ron :

Yeah. My daughter about went through a fucking wall one time.   You know what? You wanna fucking run your mouth?   I'm a fucking   your mouth is gonna stop running.   Yeah. Because I'm gonna hit you hard enough that you're gonna go through a fucking wall.   And would I gotten   charged with child abuse?   Absolutely not. It's called disciplined.  

[00:22:04] Rich Chelson:

Yeah. You may as hell you can't even discipline your child out out in public.  

[00:22:10] Duuude-Ron :

Let   somebody   correct me if I'm disciplining my kid out in public.   I would just love   to fucking have that conversation   Oh, yeah. With that merchant.  

[00:22:29] Rich Chelson:

No. Most of the time, I catch a parent and discipline a kid out in public.   I usually walk up past them and and because, you know, I know that they're pissed off, and I it's probably not the best time to really do it, but I tell them, good job.   They need more of it.   Yep.  

[00:22:49] Duuude-Ron :

You know what? I have no problems fucking confronting Karen.   Nope.   Or Ken. Doesn't matter.  

[00:23:02] Rich Chelson:

So Yeah. Oh, hell. Yeah. It's   but, yeah, a lot of the problem, though, is   is the are the antidepressants,   the SSRIs,   the   that,   that kids are on today.   Really? Because Yeah. Yeah.   Because what it does is   it   dead   now I say it it takes away the emotions.   Now you talk to the psychiatrist or whoever, they're going, well, it doesn't   take the emotions away. It just   takes it and   and   and and dials it down. So the well, no. They're they're they're teenage kids for one.   Well, for one,   SSRIs   aren't approved   for   anyone under the age of 18, but   doctor do that and do it anyway.  

The the,   but the   the   the drugs   deaden the the emotions down.   And what that,   ends up doing is   the human body has to feel emotion.   That is the crucial,   intricate part of being a human.   That's one reason why teenagers   have their emotions all over the wall and all over the place whenever they're when they're when they're teenagers.   So they get used to having emotion.   They get used to having   a high the highest of highs and lowest of lows. That's why they feel they act   and seem to be   manic depressive.   Not that they are. They just act that way because that's hormones in action.   And everybody wants to stand around and go, well, they you know, I   I want them to feel better. No. You don't actually want them to feel better. You want them to feel   like a human.  

Humans don't get the chance of feeling better.   We get the good stuff. We get the bad stuff. It's a fifty fifty pro that's the fifty fifth principle. Half our life is is wonderful. It's top top of the top of the mountain, and the other half is down in the bottom of the valley. You're feeling lower in a snake's belly under a wagon wheel rut. It's you're just   you know, it it just sucks. It's going to have moments of of sucking.   And so   to to deny kids that ability to experience the emotions   causes them to have to try to find ways to feel   something,   anything.  

And the most powerful emotion out there   is often anger.   Yeah. And so that's why they strike out. That's why they that's why,   I forget which one of the Columbine kids. I think both of them actually were wrong, some type of antidepressant.   They have to feel something,   anything. And so to do so,   they resort to violence. They start they they do school shootings.   The, the   the   transgender   kid that went off and shot up the Christian school   was on SSRIs.  

[00:26:29] Duuude-Ron :

I didn't I didn't hear about that one, but, you know,   you they're fucking they're unfortunately, there's so fucking many of them.   Right. It's just   unreal.   Yeah.  

[00:26:42] Rich Chelson:

Oh, there's a lot more out there than what they like to talk about because, you know, they talk about all the mass shootings. Most of the time, it's the a mass shooting is considered a shooting anymore   with more than,   more than two people.   And so that ends up being   being for you know, if you have an element of family violence,   and and Paul goes off and, you know,   goes to try to do a murder suicide,   that's considered a mass shooting.   And so media   likes to go off and and   and   use utilize   the the term   for their, for their own  

[00:27:29] Duuude-Ron :

game. Yeah. For their narrative. Yeah. Yeah. Now okay.   Now we're we're fucking kids of the eighties.   You know, the junior high, high school, eighties in fucking high school.   I don't ever remember,   this type of violence   on on a large scale, like, all the mass shootings we had. Do we fucking have that shit in the eighties?   I don't remember hearing any about anything about that.  

[00:28:02] Rich Chelson:

No. We weren't on on any of the lessons either.  

[00:28:06] Duuude-Ron :

Yeah. You're right. Okay. I gotcha.  

[00:28:09] Unknown:

We all had guns in our trucks.  

[00:28:11] Rich Chelson:

Yeah. I mean, hell, we well, and that's that's another thing is that   a lot of these kids   just you know, they weren't they they get told, hey. Guns are these really powerful, horrible things.   And so, yeah, they wanna turn to what they've been told is the scariest thing around. They've been told guns are the I mean, hell. You got   you got kindergartners who get put into,   who get expelled from school for eating a pizza in the into the shape of a gun.   And one kid who ended up having,   the teacher,   made him use a different name because   when he was, sign   signing his name because they were learning I think they were learning sign language or whatever, but his name is Hunter.  

The symbol for Hunter is is a is a finger gut.   Couldn't have that. So, you know, instead of, you know, accepting the fact that's what the what the sign for Hunter is,   We're not gonna call you hunter. We're gonna call you, you know, Fred or whatever.  

[00:29:23] Duuude-Ron :

Yeah. Again, bullshit.   That's just bullshit in Ron's opinion.  

[00:29:28] Rich Chelson:

Oh, yeah. Well, that's be that's making guns   a very scary item. Oh my. If you if you have a gun, you're gonna get kicked out of school. If you if you well, I mean, during,   during COVID, whenever kids were doing Zoom   having Zoom classes,   There's instances and ever instances of kids who had,   whose parents   got police called on them, and the police would show up because the teacher saw a BB gun   in the in the background.   Oh my god. We got a gun in the in in class. We can't have a gun in the class.   It's like,   no. Wow.   Yeah.  

To overreact   about a gun. So now the kids say, oh, there you go.   You know, if if they were to be taught that taking a baseball bat was the most scariest thing around,   they they,   the weapon of attack wouldn't be a gun anymore.   It would be a baseball bat.   And I could somehow convince kids that a feather duster was the worst weapon known to man   and killed hundreds of millions and caused fear and terror amongst the anybody holding it.   I can guarantee you the kids would walk around with a feather duster. I mean, hell, they've already people were able to convince them that, hey. Being a boy isn't a good thing. Boys wanna be girls and girls wanna be boys. And you had mass hysteria. You had a mind virus walking loose in in world last   last three years.  

You got kids who were thinking, oh, yeah. I wanna be a cat. Let's use a litter box in school.  

[00:31:18] Duuude-Ron :

And I and I saw   a YouTube video or a fake but,   you know, whatever, where there was a guy that got pulled over for speeding   and gives the cop   a one of those little,   like, dog license,   but it was a cat license. Oh, yeah. Hands that to him. When the when the police officer said,   I need to see your license,   and he presented the fucking little tag for, you know, a pet.   He goes, I identify as a cat,   and the guy sitting in the passenger seat   was   the owner of the cat driving the car.   So the cop says, well,   I don't remember what state it is. In such and such state,   cats   are not allowed   to drive   vehicles.  

So   if you want to claim that,   then I will put you under arrest for operating   illegally   operating a motor  

[00:32:32] Unknown:

vehicle   as a cat.  

[00:32:35] Duuude-Ron :

Exactly. And it just it just ran into a great big fucking,   you know, scene is like and the cop says, well, you know, I can call a social worker here   to come here, and we can discuss this,   you know, that you are a cat   and and find out   why you are identifying with a cat.   And then   it just it just kept getting   hilarious.   It was just, you know, come on, people.   That's just   where does it where does it fucking end?   You know, it will unfortunately, it'll never fucking end.  

[00:33:17] Rich Chelson:

Well, it to a point, it will.   But one of the big points they're gonna have to do is they're gonna have to   actually   start   go ahead and carry through with the, with the   dissolution of the Department of Education.  

[00:33:37] Duuude-Ron :

Yeah. At the federal level,   what is that even doing?   Nothing.  

[00:33:43] Rich Chelson:

It's not yeah. It's not yeah. Well, it's not teaching our kids anything because since the development of the Department of Education,   kids, kids,   scores, you know, their their study scores or whatever it is they're supposed to be using to measure   has been going down.  

[00:34:04] Duuude-Ron :

Oh, yeah.   There's no there's no lie about that.   You know, how many high school kids   are proficient   with   reading,   writing,   and arithmetic   in the grade that they are currently in.  

[00:34:22] Rich Chelson:

Oh, I think they're saying something.   Now I can't remember if this was   exactly   fully what all the context of it was,   but something like twenty five percent   of adults,   I think is what it is,   is are not efficient,   or not if it not efficient, proficient   in reading. And that and   I think, like, fifty percent of those   can't even read in a sixth grade level.  

[00:34:56] Duuude-Ron :

Yeah. And that is that was.   And that that well, that's ridiculous.   You know? Now   I'm not the highest educated individual.   Let's see. My graduating class in high school was   12/1996,   I think.  

[00:35:19] Rich Chelson:

I'm a graduate student. My home my hometown.  

[00:35:24] Duuude-Ron :

That that's just my high school. There we have five other high schools in Lincoln, and our graduating class   was over 1,200.   You know what my ranking was?   It was in the 1,200.   I I didn't rank first, second, or third. I ranked in the low 12 hundreds.   So,   yo, did I could I apply for a full ride scholarship to college?   No. Not even fucking close.   You know, I barely barely passed high school.   You know? But I can   read.   Now there's some words I you know, are   eloquent   words.   You know, those   15   syllable   syllable   words I have to fucking   look up to   figure out the definition for them. But, you know, okay. That's what I got Google for. Right?  



[00:36:26] Rich Chelson:

Right.  

[00:36:28] Duuude-Ron :

So   but, yeah, that's it.   I don't know.   But we are   but   in the world as a whole,   we are probably one of the   highest   educated   countries   in the world.  

[00:36:49] Unknown:

Mhmm.   So   and China being  

[00:36:57] Duuude-Ron :

the highest educated.   Right.   But their country is about right.  

[00:37:02] Unknown:

You think our school is one of the highest educated?  

[00:37:06] Duuude-Ron :

As a country.   I don't know. I could be wrong. I don't know. Maybe I'm just talking outside of my head.   You know, same side of the head that I got slipped with slapped with a pecker because that's the way my luck is. If it was raining boobies,   I get hit in the side of the face with a fucking pecker.   So,   you   know, compared to okay.   Like,   I don't know   what we're   I'm sure you're looking it up right now, Rich. How's how's The United States   ranked,   you know, compared to the rest of the world   Yes. I have it. By country. But, you know, there's a lot of   Arab   countries that are,   you know,   limited education, especially for females.  

You know, South American countries.   You know? But, again, I don't I don't know.  

[00:38:12] Unknown:

Well, we're,   22   right now. We're 22. The world.  

[00:38:18] Duuude-Ron :

22 in the world   out of how many countries?  

[00:38:24] Rich Chelson:

There's 200 something.  

[00:38:26] Unknown:

Yeah. Yeah. Like, two hundred and fifty   and forty countries. I mean, no. No. We are not at the bottom end of the scale.   No. We are not. But still,   with everyone   being like they are, oh, America is the greatest. America is the greatest. Which, yes, America is the greatest, I think, and always will think that. But   compared to the rest of the world,   22 other countries   outdoes us in education.   Yeah.  

[00:38:59] Duuude-Ron :

Does it does it say on your list of what countries outdo us?  

[00:39:04] Unknown:

I'm looking.  

[00:39:05] Duuude-Ron :

Okay.   I know China.  

[00:39:10] Unknown:

This was the case of,   2018.   Yes. China was number one.   Singapore   was second.   Estonia   is third.   See.   No. Those aren't   countries.   That's the top three.   China, Singapore, and Estonia.  

[00:39:35] Unknown:

Mhmm.   So Yeah.   I'm seeing if there's  

[00:39:42] Unknown:

I can find it. I know I can.  

[00:39:55] Duuude-Ron :

You know? And,   again, everybody   can. I just   I don't like to   sit down and read.   Like reading a book that is not   I don't I don't know. Last I don't know the last time I sat down and read a book  

[00:40:19] Unknown:

has been decades.  

[00:40:23] Unknown:

Okay.   What's what's the problem with that?  

[00:40:30] Duuude-Ron :

Nothing. Now I read the Bible.   You know, that's the only book that I will really pick up and read.   You know? So   but okay.   When I was growing up, I had a very hard time in school, learning as a whole. Just you know?   I struggled.   But now there's people that you know, girl that was   in high school with me, she got a full ride academic scholarship   because her GPA was 4.4.   So, you know   but, again,   I wasn't that person.  

[00:41:18] Unknown:

But Yeah. But it it you see, that's the thing.   Comparing you to someone else   doesn't mean anything.   You know?   That person just excels in different areas than you do.  

[00:41:33] Duuude-Ron :

Yeah. Then I could very possibly excel in, you know, does   in other areas. You are absolutely correct.   So comparing   one person to another,   when it comes to academics,   everybody is different, period.  

[00:41:51] Unknown:

Oh, it looks like Brian dropped out.   But   Well, he was driving too. But I just found a new list.   It's it's,   as of 2024,   and South Korea is number one.   We're actually ranked number 31.   Alright. So It it goes South Korea, Denmark, Netherlands, Belgium, Slovenia,   Japan, Germany, Finland, Norway,   Ireland, and Singapore.   That's the top 11 right there. China is number 13.   Wow.   Yeah.   And we're number 31.  

[00:42:31] Duuude-Ron :

And Yeah.   Then we're going the wrong fucking direction.  

[00:42:37] Unknown:

Well, yeah, because the schools don't fucking teach anything anymore.  

[00:42:41] Rich Chelson:

Nope.   I mean, they they teach   to for the test, and that's the closest they come to teaching. And that's not really even teaching.  

[00:42:50] Unknown:

No. Because You're right.   Other countries actually,   they don't teach for the test. They they teach the material   and then test on the material, which is the way it should be.  

[00:43:01] Duuude-Ron :

Yeah. They teach them to educate them not to   pass this particular test.  

[00:43:06] Unknown:

And there's actually 208   countries   that are on this list.  

[00:43:25] Duuude-Ron :

Hopefully, one day, we will fucking   get back to at least 21 or 22.  

[00:43:33] Unknown:

Alright. Yeah.   They need to cut out the Department of Education and, change the way things are taught in schools first.  

[00:43:42] Duuude-Ron :

Well, yeah. But it it's it's all gotten   political.  

[00:43:47] Unknown:

Yes. I know.  

[00:43:49] Duuude-Ron :

Yep. So we need   to eliminate   well, we need need to eliminate the fucking Democratic Party is what we need to do.   However,   we need to   Right. We need to eliminate,   the fucking   the red tape, the the fucking   all that fucking shit, and just get you know what? Get down to the basics.   Let's get back to, say, oh, I don't know, maybe   late eighteen hundreds   and actually fucking teach shit.  

[00:44:27] Unknown:

Reading and writing and arithmetic   with a little history. That's all you need. Nothing else.  

[00:44:35] Duuude-Ron :

Yep.   So,   yeah,   they   really need to   get rid of the Department of Education at the federal level because they ain't doing nobody   nothing  

[00:44:49] Unknown:

except for trying to do.  

[00:44:51] Duuude-Ron :

Yeah. They are except for fraud, waste, and abuse.   Yeah.   Sorry that you   if you have are employed by the Department of   Education at the federal level,   well, I guess you're just gonna have to go back into a classroom and,   you know, be a teacher again.   They're hurting for teachers.   So   but oh, I finally   found out the name that I've been looking for for the last   ever since the fucking,   State of the Union address, who was sitting next to Schumer?   It was Adam Schiff. Humperdinck.   No. It was Adam Schiff.  

[00:45:40] Rich Chelson:

Yeah. Yeah. He   well, if you'd mentioned that he had the lost look on his face, I would have been I I probably would have been better at guessing that.   So  

[00:45:50] Duuude-Ron :

that dude should just be him.   Schumer knows   you.   Yeah. All those   need to be in fucking jail.   Yep.   They all need to get   audited,   and, I mean, fucking dig into the fucking weeds   of where their money came from.   Okay. I get it if they are   in stocks.   However,   they got that information   by insider trading.   Can we prove it? No. But that's how they got their information was insider trading.   Right.   So they need to start pulling their   financials and say,   okay.   This was a, you know, kickback from   this particular fucking,   you know,   money given to this group, and then that group gave you this money. They need to start fucking   tying everything together and start prosecuting them fucking people.  

Now   this is not just the Democrats. It's   Republicans too.   You know?   Ain't none of ain't none of not a damn one of them in DC.   Well, shit, even at state level, fucking innocent.   So how do you know when a politician is lying?   He opens his mouth.  

[00:47:25] Rich Chelson:

Yeah.  

[00:47:27] Duuude-Ron :

This is true.   Yeah. It'd be nice if they were fucking,   you know, had some morals, ethics, and values,   but they don't.  

[00:47:39] Rich Chelson:

Not normally.  

[00:47:43] Duuude-Ron :

Oh,   Rich already knows this.   So   last weekend, Brian   Uh-huh. Was it? Last weekend   was a very expensive weekend in this house.  

[00:47:56] Rich Chelson:

Oh, really? What happened?  

[00:47:58] Duuude-Ron :

I spent 12,000   fucking dollars.  

[00:48:03] Rich Chelson:

On?  

[00:48:05] Duuude-Ron :

A whole new AC heater   unit with ducting   everything.  

[00:48:11] Rich Chelson:

Oh, damn it.  

[00:48:13] Duuude-Ron :

Yeah.   $12.   But you know what?   So far,   it's comfortable in the house.   You know? I have I have AC,   and I have heat, and it's actually blowing through the ducts.  

[00:48:33] Rich Chelson:

Oh, that's good.  

[00:48:35] Duuude-Ron :

Yeah.   So, hopefully,   it'll, you know,   be efficient. We'll see how the how the summer comes out. But   I know that I need to insulate up in the attic because the   the blown in insulation   has   collapsed.   Right.   Yeah. We did the house is freaking,   what, built in '89. So it's, what, thirty   thirty something years old.  

[00:49:04] Unknown:

So I know that I need to insulate   the attic.  

[00:49:09] Duuude-Ron :

So I'm gonna get some, you know, some rigid   insulation to put on top of the blown in insulation,   to help   possibly insulate the house just a little bit better.   But, yeah, last year was, you know, $6,700   fucking a month   electricity bill. So, hopefully, that'll get cut in half. That would be nice.   Yeah.   But at least   if it if it gets cut in half,   that will be paying for my   payment that I'm making for to purchase the air conditioning unit.   So, you know,   that would be nice.  

[00:49:54] Rich Chelson:

Yeah. Yeah. I can then and accept that.  

[00:49:58] Duuude-Ron :

You know, but the nicer aspect of is that it'll be nice and comfortable   in well, a little bit more comfortable in the house   Right.   Than in the summertime coming home to   86   degrees in the house,   and the air can get sure running full blast for several hours and not doing the damn thing.   But we shall see it hasn't gotten a hundred and six here yet.   Yeah. Yeah. And I know that I came on when you guys were talking about   weather in some type of for fashion or form. And   have you have you gotten naked yet, Rich?   Or is it still the,   sloppy season   for rain?  



[00:50:41] Unknown:

Oh, it's still sloppy, dude. We're supposed to be tomorrow.  

[00:50:46] Duuude-Ron :

When when is this supposed to, like when does Mississippi   stop? About   mid May ish  

[00:50:53] Unknown:

time frame? No. No. It should be by the March.  

[00:50:57] Rich Chelson:

Oh, okay.  

[00:51:00] Duuude-Ron :

So And then and then you're gonna get naked?  

[00:51:04] Unknown:

As long as it as long as it,   stays warm and dry for   more than three days, yes.   But if not, then not no.  

[00:51:19] Duuude-Ron :

Well, come July, you will be. Right?  

[00:51:22] Unknown:

Well, hell yeah.  

[00:51:24] Unknown:

Hell, yeah.  

[00:51:25] Unknown:

Hell, yeah. I'll be naked in July. I'll be naked in June.  

[00:51:31] Duuude-Ron :

And possibly May.  

[00:51:33] Unknown:

Yeah. It's   let's put it this way. If it stops raining   like it has been,   in March, when I take my top off, that's it.  

[00:51:45] Duuude-Ron :

It must rain again.  

[00:51:48] Unknown:

Yeah.   But,   but yeah. No. I yeah. No. I'm just I'm   I'm just waiting on this rain to stop.  

[00:51:57] Rich Chelson:

There we go. Good god. I lost all signal there for a bit. I don't know what the hell is going on under.   Yeah. I don't know, dude. You just dropped out. Yep. I mean, I was just like, All of a sudden, nothing. And I was like, looked at it, and then I had the   Apple,   iPhone 15. You're able to actually   if you need to talk emergency wise, you actually have the ability to connect to a satellite phone or disconnect to a satellite.  

[00:52:22] Duuude-Ron :

Oh, really?  

[00:52:23] Rich Chelson:

Yeah. And so,   that so it came up as, like, SOS and the satellite. Hell, I got   when they took a screenshot of that one because I was like, son of a bitch. What the hell? So  

[00:52:37] Duuude-Ron :

So are you parked yet? Are you still   not down the road? No. No. I'm not. All   good.   Where are you parked at tonight?  

[00:52:47] Rich Chelson:

I am in Bogota.  

[00:52:51] Duuude-Ron :

Where the fuck that's at?  

[00:52:53] Rich Chelson:

It is in between Mount Pleasant   and Perris, Texas.  

[00:52:59] Duuude-Ron :

What's the population?  

[00:53:02] Rich Chelson:

Now you're asking a question that I   About 1,200   ish. No. I'll tell you here real quick.  

[00:53:11] Duuude-Ron :

I ain't never heard of it. I mean Of course, I don't go up and I don't go up into that area anyway.   The furthest I get into that area is our store up in Athens.  

[00:53:22] Rich Chelson:

Yep.   Population of 1,074   according to the 2020 census.  

[00:53:28] Duuude-Ron :

Alright. So they got all of what? Maybe one   streetlight?   Five stop signs?  

[00:53:39] Rich Chelson:

I actually, I haven't well, the little section of town that I go through doesn't doesn't have any stoplights. So   they've got a couple flashing lights, but that's about the extent of it.  

[00:53:51] Duuude-Ron :

Yeah. Just identifying a highway intersection?  

[00:53:54] Rich Chelson:

Yeah.  

[00:53:55] Duuude-Ron :

Yeah.   Yeah. I get plenty of those on.  

[00:54:00] Unknown:

No?   I think there's   two.  

[00:54:05] Duuude-Ron :

No. Not even that.   On 36.   I know I got a couple going down to more or Marble Falls.  

[00:54:20] Rich Chelson:

Good old Paddock Falls.   Oh, Frankster.   What do you mean?   Frankster. Do you have any?  

[00:54:31] Unknown:

He's on wheeling this weekend?  

[00:54:34] Unknown:

No.   Oh, okay.  

[00:54:37] Duuude-Ron :

I'm going to work on Saturday.  

[00:54:39] Unknown:

Oh.  

[00:54:42] Duuude-Ron :

I'm pulling the,   the helium tube trailer up   to Grand Prairie and picking up another one.  

[00:54:49] Unknown:

Okay.  

[00:54:50] Rich Chelson:

And gotta pay for that heating and air conditioning. You know?  

[00:54:54] Duuude-Ron :

You know how much of a ballpark,   the retail cost on helium is for a tube trailer?  

[00:55:04] Rich Chelson:

Nah.  

[00:55:06] Duuude-Ron :

$1,200,000.  

[00:55:09] Rich Chelson:

For a tube? How many gallons does that thing hold?  

[00:55:12] Duuude-Ron :

No.   Compressed.   Not liquid.   Get compressed gas.  

[00:55:18] Rich Chelson:

Yeah. Okay. But, I mean, that's what they have in, like, the cylinder. The little cylinders you can bring out. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That yeah. That's true. It's compressed gas.  

[00:55:26] Duuude-Ron :

I think it's,   fuck, 34,000   no. Okay. 17,000   cubic feet   of compressed helium.   Yeah. I'd I'd have to look at the the ticket when I get it on Saturday. But, yeah,   the average cost of just the materials   for the tube trailer is $1,200,000   for helium.   No. That might be the liquid.   No. That's the liquid trailer.   I don't know what the high compression is. No. Yeah. 1,200,000.0   is the, cryogenic   trailer   that they get,   up in Grand Prairie, and then they, you know, do all the pumping off of that,   cryogenic   trailer.   That's what is $1,200,000   worth of product.  



[00:56:28] Rich Chelson:

See, helium market has,   has unique supply demand and storage dynamics leading to almost continual increases in prices.   Over the last decade, helium demand has flatlined due to lack of supply   against a backdrop of 30% global GDP growth rather than   GDP linked helium demand growth with as with most commodities.   The price has gone,   has had to go up each year instead. Over the last twenty years, helium pricing has increased at a what is   c a g r?   Let's see here. What does that mean?  

[00:57:09] Duuude-Ron :

C a g Look at What does what mean?  

[00:57:12] Unknown:

CAGR.   Don't give me the line. Yeah.  

[00:57:20] Rich Chelson:

Increased at a c CAGR   of   eight percent. So let's see here. If we hit that and we do a lookup   okay. A CAGR, California Grapes International.   Oh, that's not it.   Oh, it's a measurement of investments annual growth rate.   I bet you that's probably what it stands for compound annual growth rate.   That makes sense.   Increased at a compounding   compound annual growth rate of 8%   reaching,   around US,   US dollars of 375   per   million cubic feet   late,   02/2022.   This is around a hundred times current   US natural gas pricing.  

[00:58:20] Duuude-Ron :

Sure. Okay.   I'll I will   I'll have to agree with you on that   because I have no fucking clue.   That's why the cost of balloons are crazy.  

[00:58:34] Rich Chelson:

Yeah. Well, that I mean, well, they use   you do know you can actually   funny thing about helium.   You can actually   I need a phone to stop working   other than a pure helium   environment.   Because there are nanomachines   in your phone,   and one of them   is   a   a little   microscopic   pendulum   that helps the phone,   the timing of the electronics and all.  

[00:59:19] Duuude-Ron :

Okay.  

[00:59:20] Rich Chelson:

Going.   And but it is so small   that a molecule of helium can actually get in there and jam up the works.  

[00:59:31] Duuude-Ron :

Oh, wow.  

[00:59:34] Rich Chelson:

Oh, and so what you have to do is if you find your phone stuck, you know, stops working because you're in a pure helium environment,   which if you're,   what actually caused people to realize this is, I think it's a in a   there's a medical,   machine. I I don't know if it is,   MRI   or or what, but, hang on, something like that, and it had a helium leak.   And when people were working close to it, they noticed that their phone stopped working.  

[01:00:09] Duuude-Ron :

Oh, okay.   Well, it should have also been it also could have been in a with a bio   bio atmospheric   chamber.  

[01:00:19] Rich Chelson:

Could've been. I mean, it whatever   whatever they were in, it was a   they're they were in a high helium content area. And Yeah. That was in there for a little while. Their phone would stop working, and   they couldn't figure out what it was. And they sent messages over to over to Apple and and and Android or Samsung.   And, it took them a long while to finally figure it out, and they were like, oh, yeah. It's that, it's that timing,   pendulum.  

[01:00:48] Unknown:

Uh-huh.  

[01:00:49] Duuude-Ron :

But, yeah, that would be a bile atmospheric   chamber   that they use for the BIMS.  

[01:00:56] Rich Chelson:

Yeah. They do. They yeah. They'll often use it for that because, yeah, I don't remember watching.   Oh, what it what was the the Jean Cousteau?   He did something where he was he had gone down to a deep dive and part of the of it coming out was   they were in this the bio at,   pressure chamber   and, you know, they were recording them and stuff. And so as they talked, they were in helium, so they were   all funny sounding.   As a kid, I thought it was just the funniest damn thing.  

[01:01:29] Unknown:

Ew. Tell us   Yeah.   I  

[01:01:35] Rich Chelson:

can't.   I   can't.   So what else is happening, Rich? What's happening in your world? What's what's your big projects this last week?  

[01:01:48] Unknown:

I just well, I went   and,   renewed my thing for my park that I go to,   my pass because there's a park here.   Yeah. That's   that's normally where where I go to do my POTA activations.   Right. And,   I didn't realize, but it it   it   had lapsed.   And so I went and checked and   got that set up. So I'm back good for a a year.  

[01:02:18] Rich Chelson:

Yay. You might definitely wanna be in the park's good graces.  

[01:02:22] Unknown:

Well, yeah. Because it's well, you see the park is gated, so   you're not gonna get in anyway.  

[01:02:29] Unknown:

Oh, okay. You   know?  

[01:02:34] Unknown:

So yeah.   Either way,   you know, you're not gonna get there.  

[01:02:40] Duuude-Ron :

So it's a private park?  

[01:02:45] Unknown:

Excuse me. No. It's a state park.   Believe it or not, it is a Mississippi   State Park,   but   it is gated,   and they charge   $5 a day.  

[01:03:01] Rich Chelson:

Yeah. Sounds like, Powder Canyon. So To, to go use it. And,  

[01:03:07] Unknown:

they normally use the honor system.   So, like, if, you know, you show up there and no one's there, they got a box, you know, you know, put the dollars in it.  

[01:03:17] Rich Chelson:

You know?  

[01:03:18] Unknown:

And, everything like that. But,   you know, if if you're someone like me who who will go into that park multiple times,   you know, in a week or something like that, that get awful expensive. So I pay $42   a year   For your pass. And,   I get to go in anytime I want.  

[01:03:41] Duuude-Ron :

Yep.   So Now I got,   for the   national parks, I don't know if you have that same pass.   Yes. I do. As being a as being a veteran.   Does that pass   does that pass not allow   for that particular park?  

[01:04:03] Unknown:

No. That pass is only good for federal parks, not states.  

[01:04:08] Duuude-Ron :

Well, it I got into a state. States want their money, damn it. Well Well, I got into a state park   in Utah.  

[01:04:16] Unknown:

Some states will accept it,   but Mhmm. Not a lot of them.  

[01:04:21] Rich Chelson:

Okay.  

[01:04:22] Unknown:

So, yeah, that's, yeah, because I had looked that up, you know,   when I had gotten my pass,   yeah, what, three, four years ago.   Uh-huh. I'd looked it up in the state, you know, as far as states. And some state parks will take them, but most of them will not.  

[01:04:41] Duuude-Ron :

Oh, okay. So  

[01:04:43] Unknown:

but either way, it's I mean,   you know, this park, it's quiet. There's hardly anybody there.   I mean, e even on the weekends, there's hardly anybody there. You don't   see many people or it's just a nice little park.  

[01:05:00] Duuude-Ron :

But I think. Right? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Because who wants to pay $5 to go to a park?  

[01:05:07] Unknown:

Believe it or not, people do.  

[01:05:10] Duuude-Ron :

Oh, yeah. Oh, I yeah. There there are people that do, but, you   know, the majority   will go to a free park versus paying for, you know, a membership   or daily fee   to go into the park. So  

[01:05:27] Unknown:

I see. That's why I say, you know what? Have fun. Have fun with your bad self.   Because,  

[01:05:32] Duuude-Ron :

Yeah. There you go. Into this one. You're going   and   enjoy yourself because it's nice and quiet.  

[01:05:38] Unknown:

Yeah. Well, that   believe it or not, this park has   kept up. I mean, it's in fact, I drove through today,   and,   they've done a lot of clearing,   clearing   and a lot of work in there. It it looks it looks a whole lot nicer.   I mean, it it looked nice last year, but it just looks even better now.   Yeah. So but   but, yeah, I did that and   because it is starting to warm up. So,   you know, I can I can go do,   some POTA activations and shit like that, which that'll be fun?  

[01:06:18] Duuude-Ron :

Some what activations?  

[01:06:20] Unknown:

POTA,   p o t a.   Parks in there.   It's a   it's a ham radio thing.  

[01:06:31] Duuude-Ron :

Oh, okay.  

[01:06:32] Rich Chelson:

Yeah. Well, you know, it's ham it up in front of everybody.  

[01:06:35] Duuude-Ron :

That's right.   Now is this part,   adjacent to any waterways or anything like   that or the Gulf?  

[01:06:45] Unknown:

Yeah. Yeah. It's it's Okay.   Yeah. It's it's yeah. It's it's yeah. So it's right there by the Gulf.  

[01:06:51] Rich Chelson:

Oh, okay. Yeah. He's actually in it. You know those, pictures he takes of the,  

[01:06:55] Bryan Goodwin:

of the ambiance boats? Yeah.   That's in that park.  

[01:07:00] Unknown:

Oh, okay. No. No. No. No. Is it not? I thought you said it was. No. There's there's a park there, but   that's not the park   that I'm going to. You would have to go probably another   four miles west, four or five miles west   by the waterway to hit to the park   that I go to.   So   yeah. No. No. Where where I take pictures of the of the amphib ships   and all like that,   They,   that's that's another park that's just right   right down here by my house.  

[01:07:40] Rich Chelson:

Oh, okay. Yeah. I think corrected.  

[01:07:45] Unknown:

But,   no. It's it's,   yeah, it got warm, so I, you know, figured I would,   drive around   and   see things that that   I hadn't looked at for a while.   You know? Because I've been,  

[01:08:02] Rich Chelson:

Hold up in your house.  

[01:08:05] Unknown:

Yeah. Kinda hibernating.   I mean, I still get out. Oh, and I finally found,   eggs   fairly cheaply.  

[01:08:15] Duuude-Ron :

Was it at a farmer's market?  

[01:08:17] Unknown:

Nope. It was in a grocery store.  

[01:08:19] Duuude-Ron :

Oh, yeah?  

[01:08:21] Unknown:

Mhmm.  

[01:08:22] Duuude-Ron :

Fine.  

[01:08:23] Unknown:

$3.59   a dozen.   So so yeah. Because   and and it was funny. These are brown eggs. Right?  

[01:08:37] Rich Chelson:

Yep. So you wanna  

[01:08:39] Unknown:

for a $3.59 a dozen. The white eggs right below them, the ones everyone's buying   are $6  

[01:08:47] Bryan Goodwin:

or a dozen. Oh, yeah. It is. You go out in the country, I bet you could find someone selling heritage eggs.   You could probably get them for about, $253.   Right.  

[01:09:04] Rich Chelson:

Well, and who gives a shit about what color from quail size eggs up to, you know, jumbos, but still.  

[01:09:14] Unknown:

Dude, what was you gonna say?  

[01:09:19] Duuude-Ron :

Well, you know, who gives a shit what the, shell color is? The yolk is still yellow.  

[01:09:25] Unknown:

Right.   Well, you see, though, that's the thing, though. A lot of people have been,   brainwashed into,   oh, white you know, only eat white eggs. You know? They're the you know? I I mean, everyone   checks the eggs. It doesn't matter if they're white, brown, or whatever.  

[01:09:43] Duuude-Ron :

Whatever I'm just checking for cracks myself.   Well  

[01:09:49] Unknown:

well, yeah, that's that's first thing I do is open it up right there in the store. And if I see a cracked one, I put the whole dozen back. Oh oh, yeah. Without a doubt.   Yeah. No. But,   but yeah. No. I I get I get,   say, was it this week or was it yeah. I think it was this week.   Went to the store and it's like   and I was walking   down where the eggs were at.   And and, you know, since I was down there, I was like, well, let me look.   And   I had found this. It's it's the Farmhouse brand of eggs. I don't know if y'all ever heard them.   No.  

They were $3.59,   and everything else was   $4.59   up to 6 and over $6.   I'm like, no. Give me the $3.59 ones.   Yep.  

[01:10:42] Duuude-Ron :

Do it. Here here here's the question, though. Do they taste the same?   Of course, they do. Yep. Yes.  

[01:10:51] Unknown:

Well, if yes, they taste, better.   Oh, okay.   Yeah. Because,   brown eggs normally have a thicker yolk.   Oh, okay. They have more flavor normally. Not always, but normally.   Oh, okay. I did not know that. Oh, really? Oh, yeah. That's why that's why I get brown eggs, man.  

[01:11:15] Duuude-Ron :

Oh, okay.  

[01:11:16] Unknown:

Yeah. It's  

[01:11:17] Bryan Goodwin:

a And all this time, we just thought it was because you're cheap.  

[01:11:21] Unknown:

Well, yeah, that's that's part of it, but now brown eggs   brown eggs just just have a more   robust flavor.   And Gotcha.   Oh, okay. Brown eggs and fried them up and fried white eggs up,   you would taste the difference.   Oh, okay. So because the white eggs feel or taste kinda   just light and it's like, okay. Whatever.   But the,   brown eggs normally,   they taste  

[01:11:55] Unknown:

Brown.  

[01:11:57] Unknown:

No. They don't taste brown.  

[01:12:00] Duuude-Ron :

And the white eggs taste white.  

[01:12:05] Unknown:

No. The white eggs definitely taste white.   I don't   I don't know really, but, hey, it just it   there's a taste difference.  

[01:12:16] Duuude-Ron :

Oh, okay. Yeah. I   never knew that. I might have to look for brown eggs now.  

[01:12:25] Unknown:

You've never had brown eggs?  

[01:12:28] Duuude-Ron :

I'm sure I have.   Alright. I don't know. I don't fucking remember the last time I had a brown egg, but it's you know?   So  

[01:12:41] Unknown:

Yeah.   Yeah. Find you some brown eggs, dude.  

[01:12:44] Duuude-Ron :

Okay. And,  

[01:12:46] Unknown:

get them.   I I mean, like I said, I don't know if they sell   this brand in in in your neck of the woods, but,   farmhouse   farmhouse eggs.   And some of them might be brown with speckles on them.   Okay? They're still farm. They're still good.   Yeah. You know? Well,  

[01:13:07] Duuude-Ron :

if I didn't live so damn far away from Patrick,   he's got a whole fucking goddamn   how many chickens does he have?   I think he has, like,   eight or 10   laying hens   in his flock. He has a cup   he has a couple roosters.  

[01:13:29] Unknown:

Dude, you could take a drive down there and get a couple, two, three, four dozen.   That'll be good for a month,   unless you just eat eggs all the fucking time.   No. I don't eat eggs all the time, but, you know Okay. And and now now you see the thing is what's funny.   A lot of people think   that that if they buy the eggs in the store,   you know, within a week,   they're bad.   That's bullshit.   Okay?   And and, I mean, because I've kept eggs in my fridge.   After I bought them at the store, I've kept them in my fridge   for over a month.  

[01:14:08] Duuude-Ron :

Yeah.  

[01:14:09] Unknown:

And they were just fine.   But but most people   will not.  

[01:14:17] Duuude-Ron :

Yeah. And if you but if you don't clean them   like, Patrick, whenever he gets whenever he pulls his eggs,   he the first thing he does is clean them all. Now if they don't get cleaned properly,   then, yes, they will spoil   quickly.  

[01:14:37] Unknown:

You know,   I know someone who, had chickens,   and   she went and got eggs every day. And,   as long as she didn't refrigerate them,   the eggs   lasted,   three or four weeks   outside of refrigerator.  

[01:15:00] Duuude-Ron :

Oh, okay.   Hey. But did she clean it?   But I'm sure she cleaned them as soon as she,   No.  

[01:15:07] Unknown:

No? Really? Mhmm. Nope. Really?   Nope.   Never did.   You know, most of them were clean already when they come out, but some   some didn't. And, I mean   yeah. No. It doesn't. Because you see, there's a thick membrane under that shell.   You know, when you boil eggs and then you peel them, and then there's that thin membrane. Well, that Uh-huh.   That thin membrane is actually really fucking thick because if it doesn't wanna come off the egg,   it ain't gonna come off. Well, it'll come off. But   but it's a Well, it but  

[01:15:49] Duuude-Ron :

Yeah. But it's edible.  

[01:15:51] Unknown:

So It don't taste good if you ask me. That's just my opinion, though. I don't No. I always take that membrane off.   Make sure that that membrane because,   I've I've eaten some,   with that membrane on. And, yeah, I know.   Mhmm.   That's only on hard boiled eggs, though.  

[01:16:13] Duuude-Ron :

Oh, okay.  

[01:16:14] Unknown:

You know, if I'm frying them, I crack I crack the bitches.   Leave the yolks running. Oh my god.   A good check.  

[01:16:28] Duuude-Ron :

Hell, yeah. The best one is fucking over easy.   Dip your toast into it. No.  

[01:16:34] Unknown:

Sunny side up, dude.   Oh, dude.   You kill me, man. Sunny set up.   I wanna see them yellow   yellow   mounds of goodness poking up.  

[01:16:50] Duuude-Ron :

Those little yellow balls of sunshine?  

[01:16:53] Unknown:

Yes. I wanna see them.   You wanna flip them easy and make them hazy.  

[01:17:04] Duuude-Ron :

Whichever.   They taste good. The yolks taste good on toast.   Well, yeah. Or or even on a fork too for that matter.  

[01:17:14] Unknown:

Right. That also tastes good with biscuits.  

[01:17:18] Duuude-Ron :

Yeah. I'll give you that.   Well, you should you better fucking have bacon.   Well, yeah. And what's better than bacon?  

[01:17:28] Unknown:

More bacon.  

[01:17:30] Duuude-Ron :

More bacon?   That's right. That's right.  

[01:17:35] Unknown:

You can throw in some saucy's gravy in there too.   Absolutely.   Yeah.  

[01:17:43] Duuude-Ron :

Yeah. So, basically,   so, basically, we just need to come to your place because you're making breakfast.  

[01:17:49] Unknown:

Yep. Come on.  

[01:17:51] Unknown:

And and Steve, come  

[01:17:53] Duuude-Ron :

on. And like the donkey says, in the morning, I'm making waffles.  

[01:18:00] Unknown:

You're making a waffle. I ain't making a waffle.  

[01:18:04] Duuude-Ron :

No. That was the donkey   in   Shrek. Shrek. Yeah. Yep. Yeah. In the morning, I'm making waffles.   Yeah. No. I'll no. I'll do you know, yeah, I could do, you know,   sunny side up or whatever you just said about the eggs. Yeah. Sunny side up.  

[01:18:28] Unknown:

I'd do them whichever way, but   I prefer sunny side up   if I'm doing them like that.  

[01:18:37] Duuude-Ron :

But   Right. Right. Yeah. You know, it's just Oh, I got  

[01:18:42] Unknown:

Uh-huh.   I gotcha.   I gotcha.   But, yeah, I did that and drove around and   went to a few other parks and just looked around. Just just kinda enjoyed the day, man. Because I I mean, god dang. It was so beautiful.  

[01:18:59] Duuude-Ron :

Okay. Yeah.  

[01:19:01] Unknown:

So   that's about that's about what I did today yesterday.   I've been I've been I've been messing with my, AM radio antennas.   I think I've got them dialed in.   Finally?   Well, no. No. It's no. No. My one,   say, my one forty one footer,   it's been up, oh, fuck, since last August.  

[01:19:34] Duuude-Ron :

Uh-huh. And,  

[01:19:36] Unknown:

yeah, the wind and everything finally broke the wire.  

[01:19:40] Duuude-Ron :

So Oh, really? Okay.  

[01:19:42] Unknown:

Yeah. Yeah. Just because it sways in back and forth in the wind, it just it just broke the wire, and it   it it just it wasn't working. So I was like, what the hell?   And so I was like, I got the wild hair at my ass.   I was like, well,   I'm gonna make a 60 footer.   Yeah. That didn't work out too well.   And then,   so   so I went back to the 41 footer,   and,   I guess I had   mismeasured.   Had to say that slow. Otherwise, I was I was totally gonna fuck that one up.  

[01:20:22] Duuude-Ron :

Yeah.  

[01:20:25] Unknown:

And so and so I had to do it all over again, but I've got it finally   down, up,   tuned, everything. So   so I'm back good again. I can I can I can talk like I was because I got that one, and I've got a 25 foot Ribicoff,   which is a vertical antenna?  

[01:20:51] Duuude-Ron :

So Okay.  

[01:20:54] Unknown:

Uh-huh.  

[01:20:57] Unknown:

Yeah. It's a it's a it's a 25 foot long wire on a four to one with,   four ground planes   underneath it.   And it actually does pretty good,   to be honest with you.   Oh, yeah. Mhmm. It does.   So but, yeah, I got that finalized and   all like that.   Made a couple of contacts today. Made a,   let's see, one or two yesterday. Just   fiddle farting around,   basically.  

[01:21:35] Duuude-Ron :

Okay.  

[01:21:38] Unknown:

So   but, yeah, it'll be probably   next   way into next year before   I get my hex beam.   I have   pushed that to the back corner   because I looked at my bills.  

[01:22:00] Duuude-Ron :

Oh, yeah. And the bill man cometh.  

[01:22:02] Unknown:

Oh, yeah. And I'm like, yeah. I got to do something about this.   So   I'm pushing all my projects off until   probably summer of next year   before I even start to think about them again and just concentrate on on   getting my bills caught up and paid off.   There you go. I've got a whole bunch of smaller bills   that that   if I just buckle down,   you know, within the next four to five months, still I'll be paid off.  

[01:22:37] Unknown:

Yeah.  

[01:22:38] Duuude-Ron :

You know? But those are the ones that are the small ones or short ones are coming up and kicking a dick.  

[01:22:45] Unknown:

Yes. They are, by god. It   hurts.  

[01:22:50] Duuude-Ron :

Yeah. Why? Yes. It does. I know. I just added $12,000   to mine. Right. That was that was not a happy fucking day.  

[01:22:58] Unknown:

No. I know.  

[01:23:00] Duuude-Ron :

It was a day that had to be done. I've been pushing that off now for   a couple of years.   But after after last summer, it's like, no. I can't go through that shit again.  

[01:23:13] Unknown:

No, dude. No. I I mean, that's just,   you know, that's just, yeah, rude.  

[01:23:19] Duuude-Ron :

Yeah.   But at least I'm not living in a hut in   Africa   and getting   Africa hot.  

[01:23:30] Unknown:

Right. Right.   Well, I I think I think you would probably   probably acclimatize   to Africa pretty quick. I would hope.  

[01:23:41] Duuude-Ron :

You know, it was a bitch in fucking Iraq and Saudi Arabia.  

[01:23:46] Unknown:

Right.  

[01:23:50] Duuude-Ron :

So,   you know,   who knows?   But I I really don't plan   on visiting   Africa anytime   soon   or even in this lifetime.   I got too much shit to see in The Fucking States.  

[01:24:08] Unknown:

Right.  

[01:24:10] Duuude-Ron :

Yeah. One of my   One of my bucket list things is to travel the Appalachian   Trail.   Right. That's what? 1,600   miles, 1,300 miles?  

[01:24:23] Unknown:

Yeah.   You know, take your time with it. The   Yeah. You know, that'll take a   month, month and a half.  

[01:24:33] Duuude-Ron :

And if you walk it, it'll take you nine.  

[01:24:37] Unknown:

Well, it's no. I I dude, I I never said nothing about that.  

[01:24:43] Duuude-Ron :

Well, well, people actually do walk the entire   Appalachian Trail.  

[01:24:49] Unknown:

Oh, no. I believe you. I've I've I've I've seen where people say, oh, yeah. I walked the Appalachian Trail.   Alright. You're a dumbass, but I'm happy for you. Yay.   You know?   I mean I mean, someone who would go for a walk about that   that far.   Yeah. No.  

[01:25:11] Duuude-Ron :

Why? Because Fatboy ain't missing any meals?  

[01:25:14] Unknown:

You're goddamn right Fatboy ain't missing any meals.   And Fatboy ain't walking that far neither.   It's not gonna happen.  

[01:25:29] Duuude-Ron :

Yeah. You're right. I agree. I I ain't walking that motherfucker.   No.   No. Thank you. No.   I'll drive it.   Yeah.  

[01:25:45] Unknown:

Yeah. There's nothing wrong with that. I'm not I'm not knocking.   Oh, did I tell you, dude, or Brian? I don't What's the deal? I told somebody, I think.   I went I went and applied for my passport.  

[01:26:03] Duuude-Ron :

Oh, we're   we're talking about that on Tuesday.  

[01:26:07] Unknown:

Okay. Yeah. Yeah.   Yeah. Yeah. I went I went and applied for my passport and,   basically, just I mean, it's a simple,   application.   But,   you know, once you get it done, you   you pay the money and then,   wait six to eight weeks.  

[01:26:31] Unknown:

So   Yeah.   It's pretty easy.  

[01:26:35] Duuude-Ron :

How long is a passport good for now?  

[01:26:38] Unknown:

Ten years.  

[01:26:39] Duuude-Ron :

Ten years. Okay. Yeah.  

[01:26:42] Unknown:

And and I'm getting the book and the card.  

[01:26:48] Duuude-Ron :

You can't I'm confused.  

[01:26:50] Unknown:

Uh-huh.  

[01:26:51] Duuude-Ron :

So so the book being what everybody is used to as far as the passport, right, being the book?   Yeah.   What's the card?  

[01:27:01] Unknown:

The card is used for let's say, I go to Canada and I drive from here to Canada.  

[01:27:08] Duuude-Ron :

Okay.  

[01:27:09] Unknown:

I can use the card instead of the book.   If I go to Mexico, I can use the card instead of the book.   If I go to The Bahamas,   I can use the card.   There's   there's only a few places   I can go and use the card. The rest of it, you have to use the book.  

[01:27:31] Duuude-Ron :

Well, which makes it probably a little bit more convenient, like, if you're going on a cruise,   you know, in in the Gulf area that you just have the card versus, you know, your paper passport.  

[01:27:44] Unknown:

Well, you see, that's the thing. You know? Like like like, let's say you go to Aruba and Belize and all these other countries.   No. You you would need the book. You couldn't use the card.  

[01:27:55] Duuude-Ron :

Oh, really?  

[01:27:57] Unknown:

Yes. No. No. I'm not. You see, the the card But it  

[01:28:01] Duuude-Ron :

Go ahead. Go ahead. Alright. No. Go ahead.  

[01:28:05] Unknown:

No. The card   the card is mainly used for countries   you can drive to from The United States or,   like,   close   ports of call,   you know, like The Bahamas.   Okay? Right. It's just spitting distance off off of Florida.   Right. You know? That looks Uh-huh. But but anywhere else   further out, no.   You have to have the book.  

[01:28:32] Duuude-Ron :

Oh, okay.  

[01:28:33] Unknown:

So   and plus and plus when you go overseas and whatnot,   when you go to check into a hotel,   you you, have to show your passport.  

[01:28:48] Duuude-Ron :

Really?  

[01:28:49] Unknown:

Yes. That's your ID.   Oh, okay. And and   yeah. Your driver's license picture and and address, they don't give two shits.   They wanna see your passport.  

[01:29:02] Duuude-Ron :

Oh, okay.   So Alright.  

[01:29:06] Unknown:

But yeah. No. That's,   but, yeah, passports are expensive too.   They're like,   say, altogether for the book, the card,   and the,   the other fee that goes along with it.   Uh-huh. Altogether, it was, like,   $2.10. It cost me, like, $2.10.   Oh, okay.   So   but, I mean, it's,   I mean, it's all good.   So yeah.   So I figured probably   around June, July,   probably get my   passport.  

[01:29:53] Duuude-Ron :

Oh, okay.   Well saying. But at least at least you'll you will have it   when it gets cold in Mississippi again so you can go   wherever the hell you wanna go in the world   that's warmer.  

[01:30:09] Unknown:

Well, that's   that was   the biggest reason for me doing that.  

[01:30:16] Duuude-Ron :

Yeah. I know it was.  

[01:30:17] Unknown:

And   and and see and see this is why also that that I'm trying to get these,   smaller bills out the way.   Well   Yeah.   So so so I can do this. You know?   Yeah.   And, I mean, I I did also have a,   you know, another meaning   for it because hurricane season's coming up.   You know? And and if and if I would, for some reason, have to evacuate what I'm hearing right now, it's supposed to be, like, an average hurricane season.   They're not talking about anything big.   Uh-huh. So,   but still, even if one hit,   you know, and I had to leave,   I would rather have the money in my bank rather than use a credit card.  



[01:31:10] Duuude-Ron :

You know? Yeah. Uh-huh.  

[01:31:12] Unknown:

So that's why yeah. I've got a dual purpose.  

[01:31:16] Duuude-Ron :

But yeah. So yeah. But if you're if you're   say it's, you know, hurricane is coming up, you know, protected path, whatever.   So you're gonna go down to a Caribbean country   that definitely is in the path.  

[01:31:35] Unknown:

No. No. No. Dude, hurricane season is Haiti.   No. No. Oh. Hurricane season is from June to November.   Okay? So Okay. Hurricane hurricane season will be passed   when I wanna go down south when it's cold up here.  

[01:31:54] Duuude-Ron :

Oh, okay.  

[01:31:55] Unknown:

See see during hurricane season.   No. I'm not going south into the storm.   I'm going north to get away from it, dude.  

[01:32:07] Duuude-Ron :

Yeah. I could   let's just picture you   in fucking Canada.   I know you have driven   a big rig up into Canada.   Yeah. But   I could not see you driving up to fucking Canada for anything.   Oh, no. Well   Maybe maybe some Canadian what's   what's the   liquor that they make up in Canada? Is it whiskey or no. It's not whiskey. Rye whiskey is is, normally what they make.   Oh, okay.  

[01:32:43] Unknown:

But,   yeah, Canada really doesn't make too much.   I mean, they do make whiskey, but,   I mean, honestly, it's   ours is better.  

[01:32:53] Duuude-Ron :

Isn't it Canadian bourbon that I don't fuck I don't drink more than alcohol, so I don't fucking have a clue. There's a there's a Canada Mist or,  

[01:33:05] Unknown:

god. What is it? I Yeah. Canadian Mist?   Yeah. Canadian Mist.   And there's   there's one or two others.   You can get some rye whiskey from up there, but now I mean,   I don't know.  

[01:33:20] Duuude-Ron :

Well, seeing as how I don't drink whiskey, but   I would still like to go take the tour of the fucking Jack Daniels distillery.   However, you can't buy anything,   any alcohol at the distillery.  

[01:33:35] Unknown:

Right. I know. It's a dry county.  

[01:33:38] Duuude-Ron :

Because it's a dry county. Yep. But I would still like to love to go tour that distillery one day.  

[01:33:48] Unknown:

There's a lot of history there.  

[01:33:51] Duuude-Ron :

Oh, yeah.   Watch them in the bur the fucking huge ass barrel burning   area that they have.   Right. They smoke, what, a couple hundred barrels at a time?  

[01:34:08] Unknown:

Yeah. Probably so.   Mhmm.  

[01:34:13] Duuude-Ron :

Oh, it's a huge fucking   thing that I've seen I've seen videos of when they're scorching the inside of the barrels. It's a fucking,   yeah,   stack of a couple hundred   Right. That they do at a time.   Oh, yeah. It's it's very interesting to watch.  

[01:34:39] Unknown:

Yeah. No. That's I mean, I I probably won't go into Canada   because   yeah, like I said, I've been there. I mean, it's nice.   Hey. It's people are friendly up there.   Like,   I don't know. It just doesn't But but you have  

[01:34:57] Duuude-Ron :

the passport   card   just in case.  

[01:35:01] Unknown:

Well, you're right. See?  

[01:35:07] Duuude-Ron :

See. But And you got the passport card just in case you wanna drive down to Tijuana.  

[01:35:14] Unknown:

That's a possibility too.  

[01:35:16] Duuude-Ron :

Yeah.  

[01:35:17] Unknown:

You know?   Or   if I wanted to go to The Bahamas.  

[01:35:26] Duuude-Ron :

You could use it there?  

[01:35:28] Unknown:

Yep.   I could use it there.   See, I've never been to The Bahamas. So  

[01:35:36] Rich Chelson:

Well, I've got really good, game fishing, man.  

[01:35:40] Duuude-Ron :

Not in what fishing?  

[01:35:42] Rich Chelson:

Game fishing.   Oh, yeah. Like   swordfish? Self yeah. Swordfish, sailfish.  

[01:35:50] Unknown:

Oh,   okay.  

[01:35:55] Duuude-Ron :

No. Not I've watched it. Not really interested.  

[01:36:01] Unknown:

I mean, I don't know. I've heard people say deep sea fishing is is fun, but,   you know,   it might be. It might not be.  

[01:36:13] Duuude-Ron :

Well, if you are   if you're an average avid   fisherman, then, yeah, deep sea fishing is, you know, right up your alley.  

[01:36:23] Unknown:

Well, you know, you see, I I used to fish a lot when I was younger   and never had never had an inkling to go deep sea fishing.   Oh, yeah? Know why.   Oh.   Yeah. I   I I don't know. I mean, I mean, I love catching carp, believe it or not.   It's some fighting motherfuckers.  

[01:36:45] Duuude-Ron :

Yeah. Oh, okay. They are.  

[01:36:48] Unknown:

I wouldn't eat them, you know, but I just throw them back. But, man,   you   you you even get a one or a two pounder on your on your line. Shit. You think you're yanking a 20 pounder in.  

[01:37:04] Duuude-Ron :

Yeah.  

[01:37:07] Unknown:

But   and see down here,   I haven't really tried   to go fish. I mean, I did I did kinda think about it,   you know, today when I was out because, you know, I was down by the water and stuff. I was like, you know what?   I probably ought to do that just to   you know?  

[01:37:28] Duuude-Ron :

Does does,   Mississippi   have, like, what Texas has   that once you go over   well, Texas, once you go over 50%, even though I'm 80%,   once you go over 50%,   you can get your   fishing license for free.  

[01:37:48] Unknown:

Oh, I say I don't know yet because I ain't even looked.  

[01:37:52] Duuude-Ron :

Oh, okay.  

[01:37:55] Unknown:

I mean, I know I can go blue crab fishing   without a license. I don't need one. No one needs one.  

[01:38:05] Duuude-Ron :

Oh, blue crab are special.  

[01:38:08] Unknown:

Oh, dude. Yeah. Because they have an assload of, blue crabs.   But   and, oh, they are so good. Oh my god. They're good.  

[01:38:18] Duuude-Ron :

Yes.   Well, isn't the you're doing you're doing a,   netting system for those, aren't you?   Yeah. You know, just like regular crab fishing?  

[01:38:31] Unknown:

I don't I don't know. I've never been crab fishing.   Oh, okay. I've been blue crab fishing.  

[01:38:38] Duuude-Ron :

Okay. What do you use for blue crab fishing?  

[01:38:42] Unknown:

Well, it's like an upside down umbrella.  

[01:38:45] Duuude-Ron :

Okay. Yeah. That's   that's what I was talking about. A trap. Right?  

[01:38:52] Rich Chelson:

Yeah. Yeah. It's a trap. And and you put,  

[01:38:55] Unknown:

leg quarters   on the hook. Oh, they love the hell out of leg quarters now.   They love to fuck out that.   So   but, yeah, that that egg   I mean,   that's as far as I know.  

[01:39:19] Duuude-Ron :

Yeah. Well, you know more than I do that about that then.  

[01:39:26] Unknown:

But now   now I've tried flounder down here.   I might have to go flounder fishing. That shit's really good.  

[01:39:40] Duuude-Ron :

Oh, yeah?  

[01:39:41] Unknown:

Oh, yeah. Very light   when it's cooked.   It's very light. Very,   I don't know. It's not   it's a white meat, like bass, catfish, stuff like that, but,   I don't know. It's it's just oh, man. It's   it doesn't sit heavy on you. You know what I mean? Okay.   Yeah.  

[01:40:09] Duuude-Ron :

So Oh, I got you.  

[01:40:12] Unknown:

So yeah. It's,   yeah. No. It's it's   it's cool.   But   yeah. No. I   I don't know. I might I might,   look into   fishing licenses.  

[01:40:39] Duuude-Ron :

We'll see. Yeah. In   the state of Texas, sir, I could get one every year for free.  

[01:40:47] Unknown:

Right.  

[01:40:48] Duuude-Ron :

I just   never have because I don't fish normally. Now   if Dave,   one of my Jeep and friends,   if he invites me, I'll have to definitely have my fishing license   because he's a he well, he's a tournament.   He does tournaments as well.  

[01:41:13] Unknown:

Okay.  

[01:41:16] Duuude-Ron :

But, yeah, he's a well, shit. His occupation is   repairing boat motors.  

[01:41:23] Unknown:

Okay.  

[01:41:26] Duuude-Ron :

Him him and his daughter.  

[01:41:29] Bryan Goodwin:

It's all they do.  

[01:41:31] Unknown:

Nothing wrong with that?  

[01:41:33] Duuude-Ron :

No. He makes pretty good money.   He as a matter of fact, he's out on a cruise right now with his wife in   in the Gulf someplace.   He's a day with the spring break.  

[01:41:50] Unknown:

Okay.  

[01:41:52] Rich Chelson:

Next year, though,  

[01:41:57] Duuude-Ron :

And, hopefully, I'll be able to save up for this. Yes. I'm jiggling Skittles.   God willing, in the creek down the rise, I'll be able to save a few dollars and   because, he's planning on going back   to Moab   next   spring break.  

[01:42:18] Unknown:

Oh, that's cool.  

[01:42:20] Duuude-Ron :

And   the crew that   went last time, and I was part of the crew that went last time,   yeah, he is   he is not going to announce it   with the,   the Jeep Club like you did a couple years ago, it's gonna be by invite only.   Now if other people hear about it and they wanna go, that's fine, but you're not gonna babysit anybody.  

[01:42:52] Unknown:

Right.  

[01:42:54] Unknown:

Last time, we had to had to babysit people because   they just   didn't know how to wheel   in that environment.  

[01:43:05] Unknown:

Right.  

[01:43:07] Unknown:

So   it's like, nope.   I'm not babysitting anybody next   time.  

[01:43:16] Duuude-Ron :

So it's gonna be by invite only.   That's cool. Yep. And I've already been invited. If it's yep. They go.  

[01:43:26] Unknown:

Nothing wrong with that.  

[01:43:28] Duuude-Ron :

Yep. I'm right there. It is at his level   of wheeling.  

[01:43:34] Unknown:

So but  

[01:43:38] Duuude-Ron :

we'll see.   So I remember, what was it, about a month ago when I said that   the suicide squad of the skunks,   the triple s?  

[01:43:54] Rich Chelson:

Yep.  

[01:43:56] Duuude-Ron :

Now it's the armadillos.   They're competing with the skunks.  

[01:44:04] Rich Chelson:

The armored skunks.  

[01:44:06] Duuude-Ron :

Yeah. Uh-huh.   Yep. There's more and more of those when I go up 36 to   Gavilan.   Got a good amount of armadels on the side of the road.   I guess the next ones they're gonna compete are the, feral hogs.   I've seen a couple of those as well.  

[01:44:32] Rich Chelson:

Yeah.   Someone went apparently did some,   did some hunting in on 287.   There is,   like, six or seven of them being dumped off on the side of the highway. It's like, yeah.  

[01:44:49] Duuude-Ron :

But my wife I don't even think  

[01:44:51] Rich Chelson:

a buzzer will touch those. I don't think so either because good grief. They've been sitting there for a while and and yet they see any any buzzers around.  

[01:45:02] Duuude-Ron :

Yep. Yeah.   But   the skunks, the armadillos,   and, you know,   that other stuff. We got buzzards all around, but   not the hogs.   I watched a hawk today   when I was just happened to catch it out of the corner of my eye. You know how when they have their wings folded in a dive   Uh-huh. Going after their prey?   I saw one going up in that same configuration   and was, like, the wind was blowing just hard enough to where he was   floating,   just   stand flying   still,   not moving whatsoever.   I'm like, man, that was fucking cool. And then he finally got up and landed on the top of a telephone pole, but it was just like watching him and just   being   in flight but not moving   in the in the attack position of his wings.  

I was like, that was fucking cool.  

[01:46:12] Unknown:

That does sound cool.  

[01:46:18] Duuude-Ron :

So what do you think about all the protesters   for,   at the Trump Towers because they,   arrested that   What was the   Brad student   that,   organized that,   protest.  

[01:46:36] Rich Chelson:

Oh, the dude, they they can't they, the the Arabic dude, they found out of the revoked his, his student visa?  

[01:46:45] Duuude-Ron :

Yeah.   Columbia.  

[01:46:47] Rich Chelson:

Yeah. Columbia. Yeah. Oh, no. I think they did the right thing. I mean, hell, if you invite somebody in and they started trying to burn down your toilet,   you know, you would kick them out of the house. So,   yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I think, I think you're sitting there   calling, calling some of your some of the, the family members,   horrible names and and demanded that,   we kick the, kick the the baby of the family out of the house.   I'll be going, alright, dude. You you go ahead and see yourself out.   Yep. Your your invitation has been rescinded.  

[01:47:22] Duuude-Ron :

Yeah.   Really. And now they've, stopped all federal funding to,   Columbia.   And there's a couple other universities   that are   following suit   protests as well.  

[01:47:35] Unknown:

Oh, yeah.  

[01:47:37] Duuude-Ron :

Am I   I think, what it was at? Brown University   was another one that, has   gotten their, federal funding stopped. It's like,   oh god. Let's see.   Maybe the students will have to fucking pick up the bill then.   I don't think any of them should be getting federally funded.  

[01:47:58] Unknown:

No.  

[01:48:03] Rich Chelson:

I don't think so either.  

[01:48:05] Unknown:

Well, you know, no. They can get fed, what, to colleges or to students?  

[01:48:10] Rich Chelson:

I don't think the colleges should be federally funded.  

[01:48:13] Unknown:

Oh, no. No. I agree.  

[01:48:16] Duuude-Ron :

I mean Now I mean Now student?   Yeah. Okay. I agree with   scholarships   for students. And, also, you know, if you apply for,   not a scholarship, but,   what's the other thing called?   It's not a scholarship.   But, you know,   if you do it the process the correct way   with the applying for the funds   through the federal government,   yeah, if those government or if those agencies,   you know, allow that, by all means, I would do the same damn thing   if I went to school.   I'd be applying for the fucking   grants and subsidies and all that that I could use,   but I ain't gonna abuse the fucking system either.  



[01:49:19] Unknown:

Right. But no. I mean, either way, that's fine. You know? Let the students,   yeah, get funded. But,   the individual colleges   should not be able to apply for,   you know, funding because   they're already getting the money from the students.   I mean, they don't cost $20,000   to to have a student go to school there. I mean, yes, I understand their salaries paying all like this, but this is why they have boosters and alumni   and shit like this. You know?  

[01:49:53] Duuude-Ron :

Yep.  

[01:49:56] Unknown:

So,   you know, I mean I mean, you know, if a kid's paying $20,000   a a year   to go to school,   you know, add that up for, you know,   what, 4, 5 hundred, or a thousand, or 2,000 students, or however big the college is. You know?   That's why did that get money.  

[01:50:19] Duuude-Ron :

Yeah.   Yep.  

[01:50:23] Unknown:

But, yeah, they're like, oh, no. We can't keep the lights on. Why the fuck not? Get another accountant.  

[01:50:29] Duuude-Ron :

Mhmm.   Exactly.  

[01:50:33] Unknown:

You know?   Yeah. Fire ant fire ant Betty and get and get one of your students that you're teaching.  

[01:50:43] Rich Chelson:

Right.  

[01:50:48] Unknown:

Yeah. That's I mean, that's   that's where I'm at on that.  

[01:50:53] Duuude-Ron :

I agree.   Yep. I will agree with you, gentlemen.  

[01:51:11] Unknown:

Yeah.   Yeah. I haven't kept up with what's   I didn't even know about that protest.  

[01:51:22] Duuude-Ron :

No. It's it was pretty well,   on the news. The one in,   Columbia,   not the one in, Brown.   But now   because   that guy that   that grad student that initiated that protest,   now Trump Towers   have protesters   outside Trump Towers   wanting him to be released.   It's like,   no.   And if you want to   assemble without having the proper permits,   I guess it's time for you to go to jail as well.  

[01:52:01] Unknown:

Well, I mean I mean,   you say what you say that's the thing.   Trump's in in in Washington, DC. The office of the president is in Washington, DC.   Why are you gonna go to one of his businesses   and protest? I mean, what's what's it? I I  

[01:52:21] Rich Chelson:

explain it to me, I guess. Because they can't get close enough to the, to the White House. So they gotta do it   do it to something that represent that's got the word Trump in it.   Oh my god. You know, it'd be fun. The whole thing.   It's a really, really hardball. You ought to start doing.   You see a bunch of them,   protesting Trump?   Start start walking around with a bunch of, playing cards. Just start handing those out to him too   and watch him wig out.   Hand out what? About what? Playing cards. A deck of playing cards.   What is one of the playing cards often have?  



[01:53:02] Unknown:

What does that have to do with anything?  

[01:53:04] Rich Chelson:

Trump.   Trump. The playing card Trump playing cards. Have you not ever seen the the black,   the the ace of spades usually says Trump on it?   I've never seen the word Trump on on a deck. Oh, yeah. I've always seen Trump on on the playing cards.  

[01:53:23] Unknown:

I never have.  

[01:53:24] Rich Chelson:

Oh, okay. Well,   I mean, I'm not I'm not It's a it's a joke that got that got die that died sadly. Oh, well.   My aunt's try again later. I'll come up with something else that's out of the left field to throw you off for a loop.  

[01:53:40] Unknown:

I'm sorry, dude. I yeah. I Just tell me what I'm talking about.  

[01:53:45] Unknown:

I'm just telling somebody  

[01:53:48] Unknown:

Okay. Okay.   I wasn't I wasn't getting it. I was like, I'm I'm I'm just I mean,   I took you seriously. Like, I've never seen   I was like, what the hell?   Oh my gosh.  

[01:54:02] Rich Chelson:

Oh, it's  

[01:54:03] Unknown:

Oh, lord.   Okay.   Yeah. I I was I was a tad slow.  

[01:54:14] Duuude-Ron :

Oh, and also going into politics, you see what they did to Al Green?  

[01:54:20] Rich Chelson:

I know they censored him, but that was about all I thought. They, yeah, they censored and sanctioned the hell out of him.  

[01:54:29] Duuude-Ron :

They're trying to get to a point where he's not   gonna be allowed on any committees.  

[01:54:36] Unknown:

Well   well, as far as I know, being censured,   you're not allowed on any committees. Right?  

[01:54:43] Duuude-Ron :

You know, I don't know how that process works.  

[01:54:47] Unknown:

Well, the re the reason I'm saying is because when they censured   Marjorie Taylor Greene,   they, basically removed her from any and all committees.  

[01:55:00] Duuude-Ron :

Oh, okay.  

[01:55:01] Unknown:

Again, I don't know how that process worked. Well, I mean, I don't either. I just that's just what I'd heard   that that when they censured her that that, yeah, she didn't   yeah. She can't I mean,   she can still, I guess, serve her district or whatnot, but,  

[01:55:21] Unknown:

you   know?  

[01:55:24] Duuude-Ron :

I don't know why those people   vote for him and AOC and   Ingmar,   whatever the hell her name is.   Pelosi,   Schumer,   Schiff. You know, what the fuck are those people thinking?  

[01:55:42] Unknown:

Because   they told them they would give them handouts.   That's how they got the votes.  

[01:55:53] Duuude-Ron :

Wonder if any of any of them have   actually successfully gotten any handouts.  

[01:56:00] Unknown:

Oh, I don't know, dude.   But but, yeah, basically, it's just yeah. They're saying, well,   you know, well and and this is, you know, why when the Democrats took over, you know, the,   the,   the, Democratic Party,   basically,   in congress, they were like, well, we'll we'll make sure to make it better for you, make it better for you, which all they did was raise,   you know,   the cost of living and all like that.   You know? So you you know? And then,   you know, they're like, oh, we're still doing good for you. We're and now it was it was a bait and switch is what it was. Yeah. People fell for it.  

[01:56:51] Duuude-Ron :

And I guess those stupid people keep falling for it every time freaking elections come up.  

[01:56:57] Unknown:

Well, they didn't in   in in this last one.  

[01:57:04] Duuude-Ron :

So Well, hopefully, in the midterm elections,   none of them fucking people get   voted back in.  

[01:57:15] Unknown:

Well, I don't know who's up in the midterms.   I mean Oh, neither do I. I mean I mean, as long as as long as we don't,   lose control of the house or the senate,   I don't care what they do.   You know? Well  

[01:57:36] Duuude-Ron :

well, it'd be nice though to see fucking   AOC,   Go, Schumer,   Schiff,   Pelosi,   you know, all those people just fucking go.  

[01:57:48] Unknown:

Oh, yeah. No. It would.   It would.   But, you know,   as long as we maintain control,   they can't really   do anything.  

[01:58:05] Duuude-Ron :

Well well yeah.  

[01:58:07] Unknown:

Except   whine and cry.  

[01:58:11] Duuude-Ron :

Oh, and they're doing a lot of that fucking shit.  

[01:58:14] Unknown:

Well, I mean, I mean, that dude, people Why? Cry all the freaking time. You know? They whine and be crying like little bitches.   Yeah. Well, that's that's what people do. So, I mean, you know, that's why that's why it's like, you know what? I don't care.  

[01:58:31] Duuude-Ron :

You know? Well, look at me. I whine crying, bitch.  

[01:58:35] Unknown:

Right.  

[01:58:39] Rich Chelson:

So And we're okay with you being doing that.  

[01:58:42] Unknown:

Right. Yeah. Sure. I I I don't have a problem with that.  

[01:58:47] Rich Chelson:

You know? I mean, sometimes you get a little out of hand, and we have to offer you a titty, but that's about the worst of it.  

[01:58:55] Duuude-Ron :

Yeah.  

[01:58:58] Unknown:

Yep.   So,  

[01:59:04] Duuude-Ron :

well, it is that time for the tip of the day.   It is not. However   however,   today is not going to be a tip.   It's going to be a question.   And I want you guys'   you   know, input on it.   So question number one is,   who let the dogs out?   You know that song who let the dogs out? Yeah. Yeah.   Okay. Who let the dogs out?  

[01:59:38] Rich Chelson:

I don't know. My damn kids because they wouldn't shut the front door.  

[01:59:46] Unknown:

I was gonna say, I ain't got a dog, so I don't know.  

[01:59:50] Duuude-Ron :

You know, it's just the the question that, you know, I was pondering is like, who the hell let the dogs out?   Well, I can't answer it either. So I know you guys just couldn't answer it. I I can't answer the question either. So but it is a good question, though. Yeah. It is. Yeah. You was hoping we would answer it, and you'd be just like, yeah. Yeah. That's right.  

[02:00:17] Unknown:

Okay. What's what's your other question?  

[02:00:20] Duuude-Ron :

Other question is   is what and I think we have probably discussed this many times before.   Why is it that stupid people   are allowed to breed?  

[02:00:36] Rich Chelson:

Because it's easy, and they don't need a card to be able to play hide the baloney.  

[02:00:44] Unknown:

Yeah.  

[02:00:47] Duuude-Ron :

Now granted, I'm sure that, you know, some of them can   create geniuses.   You know, that that's a good possibility, but still,   why are stupid people allowed to breed?   It's just   just one of those questions   of the universe   that will never get answered.   But, you know, I just thought I'd I just thought I'd   just throw it out there. So you know?   But next week, I'll I'll have a tip of the week   versus a question.   So those just kinda popped into my mind   and, you know, had to throw them out there.  

[02:01:36] Unknown:

Okay. Well, if there's if there's, anyone listening that that knows the answers to either one of these questions, please, by all means,   send us an email,   [email protected]   or [email protected].   We would love to hear your input.  

[02:01:58] Duuude-Ron :

Absolutely.   Absolutely.   And some   genius may have the answers to those questions.  

[02:02:08] Unknown:

They might?  

[02:02:10] Duuude-Ron :

You just never know.  

[02:02:13] Unknown:

Hey. What do you get when what do you get when you cross two ducks and a cow?  

[02:02:24] Duuude-Ron :

Never heard that one before. Moo. Fuck. Moo.  

[02:02:28] Unknown:

Whackers and milk.  

[02:02:32] Duuude-Ron :

Quackers and milk.  

[02:02:35] Unknown:

I heard that on Tic Tac.  

[02:02:37] Rich Chelson:

Did that guts?  

[02:02:41] Unknown:

Quackers and milk.  

[02:02:43] Duuude-Ron :

Quack as in milk?  

[02:02:45] Unknown:

Yep.   I cracked up. Hey. I remembered a joke. I heard it, like, three days ago,   and I remembered it. So I'm I'm doing pretty good.   It's the only joke I got, but, you know, that's   I'm taking it. Okay?  

[02:03:04] Rich Chelson:

I'm  

[02:03:05] Duuude-Ron :

not denying it.   Yeah. Absolutely.   Was a pretty good joke. I will tell you that.   But for you to re   be able to remember that for three days,   that is an accomplishment.  

[02:03:22] Unknown:

Right. Right. Hey. I you know, I'm I'm like I'm like thumping my chest here. I was like because normally, I can't I can't remember a freaking joke to save my life. Even even if I laughed for thirty minutes,   I cannot remember,  

[02:03:39] Duuude-Ron :

how to Unless you write it down.  

[02:03:42] Unknown:

No. Not even then.  

[02:03:44] Rich Chelson:

Because Oh, okay.  

[02:03:46] Unknown:

Because I'll forget where I put the piece of paper.  

[02:03:55] Duuude-Ron :

Well, you know, I can help you with quite a few things, but   that, I just   you on your fucking own.   Right. And if and if you can't   deal with it, man, there's not a fucking thing I can do to help you on that one.  

[02:04:12] Unknown:

Right. Yeah.   Oh, I do I do have some good news, though.  

[02:04:18] Rich Chelson:

Okay.  

[02:04:18] Unknown:

I do have some good news.   And I believe I've told you this, Brian, but I've been I've been trying to get my title   from Carvana to the state of Mississippi. Right? Oh, yeah. Yeah. You still been fighting that.   Well,   finally,   in,   on,   January   seventeenth of this year,   Carvana sent it to the state of Mississippi.   The state of Mississippi   received it on January twenty first   of this year at 08:42 in the morning.   Right?  

[02:04:56] Unknown:

K.  

[02:04:57] Unknown:

Okay.   Now,   just a few days ago   because I had been calling trying to find out where this is at. And I, you know,   you know, everyone up up at the state level   here in Mississippi,   oh, you know, we haven't found it yet. Give us more time. Give us more time.   Well, come to find out say this would say this is the thirteenth, so it was probably,   last week   or the first part of this week, either way,   come to find out Mississippi   finally got hold of the title   on February 17.   And I don't know exactly how long it takes   to process a title, a simple title,   but it's still not done. But the state of Mississippi   has the title to my Jeep in their hands.  

So   as soon as they get it processed,   I can go down and get my plates renewed,   and I'm fine.  

[02:06:13] Duuude-Ron :

And that had to been done by what date?  

[02:06:18] Unknown:

March 31.   In other words, another 18.   Holy crap.  

[02:06:27] Rich Chelson:

Right. Yeah. It's called take cutting it close.  

[02:06:32] Unknown:

Yeah. I know. It's like I mean, this all this all started last year.  

[02:06:37] Duuude-Ron :

Yeah. You know? This I mean Because you yeah. Because you said if they didn't get the title,   you would not be able to renew your registration.  

[02:06:47] Unknown:

Right. Right.   Uh-huh. So, yeah, I just found out since this Thursday. I see. I I wanna say it was Tuesday.   I finally got a hold of the girl over over here   in, Pascagoula   at the at the T. A. G. Office because I had been trying to call the state tag or, yeah, the state title division   for, like, the last two weeks, and I haven't been able to get through. So I called,   this girl over here for Jackson County, and I told her what was going on.   You know? And I said I said I said, ma'am, I said I said, I've been I've been trying to get ahold of state and work with them   and   everything. I said, but I can't find anything out. You know? And she says,   well, okay. Let me have your number.  

Let me do some checking, and I'll call you back. It might not be today,   but I'll call you back. I said, okay. That's fine.   You know? Whatever.   Just find me some information.   And so she called me back about 05:00   that evening and,   told me that,   yes, it is being processed and all like this. And I and I said, hold it. Are you telling me the state of Mississippi   has my title?   She's like, yes, sir. Thank you. That's what I wanted to know.   Because   however long it takes to process I mean, I don't know if they're,   you know, making the ink or whatnot to print the title with.  

Yeah.   You know? But, hey, it's here in the state. It's getting processed.   It'll As well. Become a Mississippi title. And as soon as that happens,   I can,   renew my plates,   and I'd be good.  

[02:08:38] Duuude-Ron :

Well, now that you   talked to the girl from   the actual   registration   office,   since it is here, it may not get finished   processing.   Will they let you   renew your tags   knowing that   the title is   in the state of Mississippi?  

[02:09:04] Unknown:

No. They will not.  

[02:09:06] Duuude-Ron :

Or does it have to be finalized?  

[02:09:08] Unknown:

I'm I'm almost sure it has to be finalized   because on the registration,   okay, that is printed,   there is a space   for a title number.   And the one I have currently right now doesn't have a title number on it.   So   I've got to have a title number   on that registration.  

[02:09:36] Rich Chelson:

Now I don't know what I'm saying. To write one on there. That'll work.  

[02:09:40] Unknown:

Yeah. There you go.   Make sure to use black ink. Right? Exactly. Yeah.  

[02:09:45] Rich Chelson:

You know, but yeah. No. That's Oh, use that green sparkly gel shit. It it'll stand out.  

[02:09:52] Unknown:

Right.   Yeah. Blind the cop as he's looking at it. You know?   But yeah. No. They   either way, I mean, if it doesn't get   done by the March,   you know, if it's April,   I'll get charged   was it   15%   as a late fee or whatnot?  

[02:10:22] Rich Chelson:

Yeah.  

[02:10:23] Unknown:

Okay. But   that for me, that's not bad because I only pay a dollar.  

[02:10:30] Rich Chelson:

Alright.   P is a puffed 15, man.  

[02:10:34] Unknown:

A dollar 15. God, no. I can't I can't afford that.   You know? I mean, I only pay a dollar for my,   tags. So  

[02:10:47] Duuude-Ron :

Well, my cheapest vehicle has being a disabled vet.   The Aspen,   I paid $15   for that one,   and then all the rest of the vehicles is just a regular registration   fee.   Texas only does it for one vehicle.   Now all the vehicles   that I have can have   DV plates,   but I only get one of them that gets that privilege to pay $15   for the   annual registration.  

[02:11:25] Unknown:

I,   yeah, I can have two vehicles,   with   a disabled vet registration,   and   and be fine. Anything over that, then it's normal. Regular price.  

[02:11:41] Duuude-Ron :

Oh, so Mississippi, they they allow you too to have the,   discount.  

[02:11:47] Unknown:

Mhmm.  

[02:11:48] Duuude-Ron :

Oh, okay. Texas is only one.  

[02:11:53] Unknown:

So   but, yeah, either way so, yeah, 15%,   I it's like, yeah. I think I think I can afford 15¢.   I mean   and and I think they charge, like,   a a card fee of, like, 3%.   So Yeah.   You know you know, a total of, what, $18.20   cents, maybe?   I think I can pay that.   Or I might just take cash up there.  

[02:12:36] Duuude-Ron :

Cash works for me.   Yep.  

[02:12:39] Unknown:

I don't know. It just I'm just I'm I'm just glad to finally   even though I've got, you know, I I've got the printout of the confirmation from FedEx   that it was delivered,   hearing hearing someone   else tell me, someone that works in that system   saying, yes. Your title is in this state.   I'm good.   You know? Yeah. Yes. I would love to have my tags   renewed by the March. I really would.   But,   you know, if I wind up and have to go into April, I'll just have   to drive cautiously because I could get a ticket for it.  

[02:13:24] Unknown:

Yeah.  

[02:13:26] Unknown:

And I don't know how much that would cost.   I'm not really wanting to find out.  

[02:13:36] Duuude-Ron :

But why not? Well and and most most states give a leniency anyway.  

[02:13:42] Unknown:

Mississippi,   they give you till the fifteenth of the following month before they charge you the the extra.   Oh, uh-huh.   They say you can,   you can still receive a ticket for it, though.   So, yeah, they do give you a grace period to get your tags, but you still run a risk of,   getting a ticket.  

[02:14:11] Duuude-Ron :

Yeah. And then,   hopefully, by the time you go to court, everything's good to go, and they'll probably throw it out anyway.  

[02:14:18] Unknown:

Well, I'm hoping I don't have to even worry about  

[02:14:21] Unknown:

that. Well, that's true.  

[02:14:23] Unknown:

This is true too.   I mean, that's my goal. And, I mean, I mean, honestly, here in town,   I mean, I've seen   I've seen so many cars   driving with no license plate,   expired tags.   I mean,   I I I mean, there's enough people in this town.   I stand a pretty good chance of not getting caught,   but this is me we're talking about.  

[02:14:53] Duuude-Ron :

Well and you don't do anything to,   you know, draw attention to yourself either.  

[02:14:58] Unknown:

No. No. That is one thing I do not do.   I take I take lessons from you, dude.   I I I lurk in the shadows.  

[02:15:14] Duuude-Ron :

The shadow knows.  

[02:15:16] Unknown:

That's right.   But so yeah. No. It but, yeah, it's this has been going on since last year, and I am so glad this is almost over.  

[02:15:34] Duuude-Ron :

Yeah. This has been going on   since you transferred   from Missouri  

[02:15:40] Unknown:

Yep.   To Mississippi.   Yep.   Can you see the thing is in Missouri   now now check this out.   Once I get my Jeep license in Mississippi,   okay,   I could go back up to Missouri. I mean, I won't, but I could   relicense   my my Jeep in Missouri. Right?   The only thing Missouri would tell me   is,   you know, because   they would ask me if I have the title. I said no.   You know, it's with the lienholder.   And they're like, well,   all you have to do is make sure it has a Missouri title before you sell it.   So in other words, I could wait, pay it off, license it in Missouri,   you know, for the next four years.  

And then when it gets paid off, transfer it to Missouri, then I could sell the Jeep.   Not Mississippi.   No.   You   they want that title in Mississippi's   name   before they'll   relicense the vehicle,   which I thought was kinda   different.   You know? It well, it was something I wasn't used to is what it would you know, what it is.  

[02:17:02] Duuude-Ron :

Yeah.  

[02:17:04] Unknown:

So  

[02:17:13] Duuude-Ron :

so yeah. Hopefully, that'll be done before the end of the month, and you won't have any issues to contend with.  

[02:17:19] Unknown:

I'm hoping so.   Trust me. I'm hoping so. But,   you know, like I said, it was a a say a big weight was lifted off when I found out my title was here. So Yeah.   And and,   you know, because, I had read a lot of people having problems getting titles and stuff like this.   And, yeah, is it I mean,   the thing is,   Carvana   does not   give the information   needed in order to do,   you know, transfer titles. They're not forthcoming with the proper information. I   I had to make multiple phone calls   and drag it out of   the, Carvana people.   So  

[02:18:10] Duuude-Ron :

And I Yeah. Because I got   because stupid people have bred in the past,   and that was the outcome.  

[02:18:20] Unknown:

Right.  

[02:18:21] Duuude-Ron :

Yeah.  

[02:18:24] Rich Chelson:

Yeah. Yeah.  

[02:18:26] Unknown:

No. I mean, I yeah. I just   yeah. Trying to get the the right address, phone number, and and person to talk to, and then I had gotten an email address, which I've got somewhere   written down on my papers.   Because,   when I found this email address,   I called I called Jackson County, and I said I said, here, honey. Use this email address and send them a move request.   This will be faster. And that's when things started moving.  

[02:19:00] Duuude-Ron :

Yeah.  

[02:19:04] Unknown:

So so, yeah, that's,   yeah.   Once I figured out and that was what?   December,   January   when I found that information?   So I just I was I was passing that shit on quick   because I, you know, I was trying to get things done.  

[02:19:28] Unknown:

So  

[02:19:29] Unknown:

but it's all good.   I'll be real happy   here soon, And I will let y'all know when it happens.   I promise.   I've I've got the email address somewhere. I can't find it right now. That's okay.   That's okay.   And then I can close this part of my chapter   and work on   I've got I've got all my all my supplies for,   hurricane season.   You know? I just I just have to keep stocked up on water,   you know,   which   that's not a big deal.   But,   you know, I got gas, and I'll,   yeah, I'll fire up my generator here probably   next month or so, make sure it's all good to go, ready to rock   just in case.  

I wanna get a bigger one,   but I'm not getting a Generac.   Mhmm.   Too much money.   But that'll be next year   when I get that bigger generator.   Y'all fall asleep on me? No. No. No.  

[02:20:56] Rich Chelson:

I'm here.   Actually, I was looking for I'm looking for a a retorching   pun   to, Hey. Hey. What? A retorting   pun   for the joke that you y'all had earlier.  

[02:21:10] Unknown:

Okay.   Brains on a mission.  

[02:21:16] Rich Chelson:

Yep. And the only one and the only I've I've come across two that are kinda cool.   What do you call a person with two butts?  

[02:21:28] Unknown:

I don't know.  

[02:21:30] Rich Chelson:

How about you, Rob?  

[02:21:34] Duuude-Ron :

Ask the question again.  

[02:21:36] Rich Chelson:

What do you call a person with two buts?  

[02:21:47] Duuude-Ron :

Call a person with two buts.  

[02:21:50] Unknown:

Yep.  

[02:21:56] Duuude-Ron :

I got nothing.  

[02:21:59] Rich Chelson:

Biased.  

[02:22:01] Unknown:

What?  

[02:22:02] Rich Chelson:

Biased.  

[02:22:05] Unknown:

I didn't  

[02:22:07] Rich Chelson:

Biased. Biased.   B I a s e d. Biased.  

[02:22:13] Unknown:

Bias. Oh my god.  

[02:22:17] Unknown:

Oh,  

[02:22:18] Rich Chelson:

shit. That one that one that one was a little tough. Alright. The only other one I put found that kinda, got a little chuckle out of me was,   what does a Christmas tree   and a man who's had a vasectomy   got in common?  

[02:22:36] Unknown:

Christmas tree   and a man who's had a vasectomy have in common.   Yeah. I I I got nothing, dude. Their balls are decorative.   Okay. That's that's   that's a good one.  

[02:23:02] Rich Chelson:

So yeah. No. There we go. We got it. Alright.  

[02:23:06] Unknown:

Oh my god.   Their balls are decorative.   Oh, shoot.  

[02:23:14] Unknown:

Okay.   I got one that's  

[02:23:18] Rich Chelson:

Okay. Go for it, Rob.  

[02:23:22] Duuude-Ron :

I got one that's really gonna fucking confuse y'all.   What's the difference between a duck?  

[02:23:33] Unknown:

What's the difference between a duck?  

[02:23:37] Rich Chelson:

Yep.   And a what?   Exactly.   Yeah. I'm gonna try something more. I was like, yeah.  

[02:23:54] Duuude-Ron :

You have?   You answered  

[02:23:57] Unknown:

it. Yep. I don't I don't get it.  

[02:24:03] Rich Chelson:

It's kinda like an unjoke.  

[02:24:06] Duuude-Ron :

It is kinda like an unjoke. It's like, what's the difference between a duck?   The answer is a duck and a what?   Exactly. The what is   anything you wanna compare the duck to. Yeah.   What's the difference between a duck and a chicken?   A duck and a what? That's the answer.  

[02:24:29] Unknown:

Yeah.   Okay.   Sorry, guys. I I'm still I'm still out there. I I'm lost.   Someone   someone reel me back in because I I've  

[02:24:40] Duuude-Ron :

I've I've You're not gonna I'm   Yeah. That one that one, you're not gonna that one, you're not gonna be able to get reeled in from.  

[02:24:50] Rich Chelson:

It was  

[02:24:52] Duuude-Ron :

it was an unjoke.  

[02:24:57] Unknown:

Never heard of that.  

[02:25:00] Duuude-Ron :

Yeah. I just  

[02:25:02] Rich Chelson:

It's an Internet term.   Okay. It's just it's just an Internet term for   a joke   that's not a joke. And that's the only way I can describe it. And, I mean, they are   some of the dumbest   ideas or   or or whatever you wanna call them that you can come across and see if I can find some,   some of the, jokes.  

[02:25:32] Unknown:

Okay.  

[02:25:37] Rich Chelson:

Or anti they also are called anti jokes.  

[02:25:43] Unknown:

Okay. I I never heard of anti jokes.  

[02:25:49] Rich Chelson:

What happens when you cut down a tree?  

[02:25:52] Unknown:

It falls.  

[02:25:54] Rich Chelson:

It falls down. What were you expecting exactly?   How do you raise up a child?  

[02:26:04] Duuude-Ron :

Throw them up in the air. Yep. You pick them up.  

[02:26:08] Rich Chelson:

Do what? What's the best thing about a wallet full of money?  

[02:26:16] Unknown:

I don't know.  

[02:26:18] Duuude-Ron :

A wallet. Money?  

[02:26:20] Rich Chelson:

Yeah. Good money. What's red and bad for your teeth?  

[02:26:24] Duuude-Ron :

Say that again.  

[02:26:26] Rich Chelson:

What is red and bad for your teeth?  

[02:26:32] Unknown:

Candy.  

[02:26:33] Rich Chelson:

A brick.  

[02:26:36] Unknown:

Yeah.  

[02:26:37] Rich Chelson:

A brick.   Some of them were kinda dark. Like,   you know, I don't look anything like my father.   That's probably because he's covered in dirt.  

[02:26:53] Unknown:

So Right.   That's gonna be said that  

[02:26:57] Rich Chelson:

there's some that like I said, there's some that are kinda dark. I don't look anything like my father, and it's probably because he's in the dirt   or covered in dirt.   Okay. There are two kinds of people in the world, dead and alive.   So  

[02:27:15] Unknown:

Yeah.  

[02:27:17] Rich Chelson:

So yeah. Oh, yeah. So yeah. Those those are anti jokes or ad jokes. They're just   my son for a while when he was, oh, I don't know, about   12,   13, or whatever,   that he was real big into those. And it was just like, oh, good god. Son, please kill me now.   So   so it was just he was   having a good old time just telling all these young jokes, and I was just like going, oh my god. Why?  

[02:27:46] Unknown:

Yeah. Who? Why? Why?  

[02:27:49] Unknown:

Where did where did these young jokes come from? Oh, oh, god. Oh, who knows?  

[02:27:55] Rich Chelson:

It's the Internet, man.  

[02:27:57] Unknown:

Okay. I I don't know. I just I had never heard of them and, like, some of them, I was just like,   what?  

[02:28:05] Rich Chelson:

What? Exactly.  

[02:28:06] Unknown:

Right. I was like   it's like I was I was lost like a motherfucker.   L l m f.  

[02:28:14] Rich Chelson:

No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No   Reduce?  

[02:28:31] Duuude-Ron :

Out there   out there fucking flapping.  

[02:28:35] Unknown:

Right. Right? God, I knew that.   I was sitting I was sitting here. I heard that, and I'm like I'm like, oh, shit. My brains   my those fucking squirrels are just wheeling my fucking wheel.   And it's yeah. It wasn't helping.   God, they're fucking flapping.   That's an old term.  

[02:28:58] Duuude-Ron :

I've used   it for the last   thirty years   when I came in the military.  

[02:29:09] Unknown:

Right.   Yep.   Yeah. I wanna say that's   that's where I heard it.  

[02:29:18] Duuude-Ron :

Yep.   That is   definitely   a military   based acronym.  

[02:29:25] Unknown:

Yep. It sure is. Yep.  

[02:29:32] Duuude-Ron :

Yeah. You ain't gonna hear that in the outside world.  

[02:29:37] Rich Chelson:

Not normally. I agree.  

[02:29:42] Unknown:

Yeah. No. I I I just   yeah. I just   hey. I was happy about the quack joke. Okay? I   heard another one, and I can't remember it for the life of me. And it was that one that one really got me tickled too, and I just I can't   I can't remember it.   And, of course, and and, of course, I can't find it on TikTok because I done scrolled. So  

[02:30:13] Duuude-Ron :

Yeah.  

[02:30:15] Unknown:

So  

[02:30:17] Unknown:

so yeah. It's it's,  

[02:30:19] Rich Chelson:

Okay. Oh my god. He does.   Well, I bet you this is gonna be the most horrendous freaking podcast ever known to man.   Apparently, Gavin Newsom,   just here recently   excuse me, man. Actually, it looks like, the start,   March,   Gavin Newsom started a podcast.   Yes.   And like any other type of of,   narcissist well, I'm not gonna call him a narcissist because I don't know whether he's a narcissist or not, but any politician   that's completely full of himself,   he titled it,   this is   Gavin Newsom.  

[02:31:16] Unknown:

Oh, get out of here.  

[02:31:17] Rich Chelson:

That was the title.   This is Gavin Newsom   is the title of his podcast.  

[02:31:30] Duuude-Ron :

Did you know that Michelle Obama   and her brother   are starting a podcast?  

[02:31:38] Rich Chelson:

Michelle Obama had a brother.  

[02:31:41] Duuude-Ron :

And her brother.  

[02:31:43] Rich Chelson:

I know. I didn't know she   had a  

[02:31:50] Unknown:

brother. Yep.  

[02:31:54] Rich Chelson:

No. She's not gonna do one with her,   with her husband. Apparently, she's in last I heard, they were kinda   contemplating going separate directions.  

[02:32:04] Unknown:

Really?  

[02:32:08] Duuude-Ron :

Yep. That's what I heard.  

[02:32:14] Rich Chelson:

Yep. Michelle Obama launches a podcast discussing life and divorce with brother.  

[02:32:23] Unknown:

Yeah. See, that just   what's it called? Is it the light podcast?  

[02:32:32] Rich Chelson:

No. It's   apparently, it is called   IMO.   Oh, okay. I don't know what IMO   the letter I, the letter m, the letter o.  

[02:32:46] Unknown:

I know it   as in my opinion.  

[02:32:49] Duuude-Ron :

It that's what it is. In my opinion.  

[02:32:52] Rich Chelson:

Yeah. Oh, yeah. My opinion. Right there.   Yep. Launching on Wednesday, IMO, short for it in my opinion. We'll see Obama and her brother, Craig Robinson,   discuss their life experiences, interview celebrities, and take god. That's gonna be a snoozer and a half too.  

[02:33:09] Unknown:

Well, that's that's, that's what it's saying because Fox News is saying,   it's it's it's a flop, and it's boring.   So Jesse Waters   from Fox News says, yeah, so far it's been a flop. They've got, like, nine episodes out. So so, apparently,  

[02:33:30] Rich Chelson:

our podcast is doing better than theirs. Maybe. I don't know. Maybe. Maybe. Well, it depends on what their definition of flop is. Their flop may be they haven't reached a million downloads per episode yet.   Oh, well, yeah. Though they may be getting five, you know, 50,000.  

[02:33:48] Unknown:

So   Yeah. We're we're not yeah. We're not there yet.  

[02:33:52] Rich Chelson:

We're almost there. We need three more people to join in, and we've got the we're we're there.  

[02:33:57] Unknown:

Right? Three more. That's it. We're good. That's it. We're good.  

[02:34:01] Rich Chelson:

So,   now but do you y'all have heard that,   there's a podcast. It's actually   the   the the left is celebrate. They've because the well, the left has been   been wanting   to   bump   Joe Rogan   out of the top spot   since 2020.  

[02:34:28] Unknown:

And they finally did it.  

[02:34:31] Rich Chelson:

Well, they finally did it.  

[02:34:33] Unknown:

How?  

[02:34:34] Rich Chelson:

How?   There is a a show called the Midas Touch.   Okay. And what it is, it's, it's a play on the brothers it's two brothers. His last name is Midas.   But what they're doing is they're they're basically playing the numbers game.   They're cutting out 15 around 15 episodes   a day   of about five, ten minutes, and they're all just click baity. You wouldn't believe what Trump is doing now. You know? What is Doge do you know, Doge has done completely   you know, Doge has destroyed The US   by doing this, you know, doing a whole bunch of just click baity little five to ten minute episode.   And they spread them out 15 about 15 of them a day. And each one of them gets roughly about a million downloads because   it's all   YouTube based.  



[02:35:32] Unknown:

Yeah.  

[02:35:35] Rich Chelson:

And so but they do have an actual podcast. You can't actually get it through RSS feed. So it is a a a legit,   podcast, but   they're also counting all the, all the hits and views that they get from from YouTube.   Right. And so they're getting, you know, a million a million views   per episode because they're usually kinda short and quippy and can and a lot of them are can, can be almost used as a short.   And so that's how they're going. Boom. We're you were more and more popular than Joe Rogan. And because the because they're wanting the the left is wanting so desperately to topple Joe Rogan.   They're looking for   the liberal the Democrat version of a Joe Rogan.  

And the funny thing is is they had a Democrat version of Joe Rogan.   His name was Joe Rogan.  

[02:36:33] Duuude-Ron :

Right.  

[02:36:34] Rich Chelson:

It wasn't until, you know, they were talking during until,   till the COVID days.   And he was actually asking insightful questions   that the left was, like,   left   the left left Joe Rogan.   And Joe Rogan was like, well, hell. The the right seems to be   interested and curious about all the stuff that I'm asking about.   So, you know, so they   he was just like, alright. Well, cool. I'll just, I'll just join in with, with them. I'll talk with them and stuff.   And   and so that's how he they he became   known as being right wing when in all reality well, it's like Elon Musk. Elon Musk isn't   a a   Republican.  



[02:37:30] Unknown:

Right.  

[02:37:31] Rich Chelson:

He's a he you know why he's doing SpaceX. Right?  

[02:37:36] Unknown:

No.  

[02:37:37] Rich Chelson:

So that he can get people up to Mars as we can start colonizing Mars because the   the,   global warming is destroy is is going to kill off man.  

[02:37:48] Unknown:

K.  

[02:37:50] Rich Chelson:

He's he's a devout   greenie weenie.  

[02:37:56] Unknown:

Okay.   He's saving us an ass load of money, so I don't I don't care what he's doing. He he's doing that too.  

[02:38:03] Rich Chelson:

He's realized that that, again, because he was   he wasn't buying all the bullshit   that the left was touting and that and the fact that he   bought up Twitter, their little bastion of of a of an echo chamber   and turned it back into a a a   more of a center of free speech. It's not a % because he's kicked off a lot of right right wings and a lot of left wing   people. A lot of people at the at the extremes, he's   bumped them off.   But at the same time, he because he went off and bought Twitter, they were like, you know what? We don't wanna have anything to do with Elon. And, you know, I was like, oh, okay. Cool. Well, the right seems to be alright with what I'm doing.   So I'll go hang out with them until   the right goes off and does the same thing as what,   what the left is doing,   which, I mean, they are doing that. They're starting to do that already.  

Starting to cancel people just because of their views.  

[02:39:14] Unknown:

Right.  

[02:39:15] Rich Chelson:

I was like, no. Don't. Let's not do this, people.   We're gonna we're going right down the same freaking path as what,   as what the left did.  

[02:39:26] Duuude-Ron :

Yep.  

[02:39:27] Rich Chelson:

And, and pretty soon, we're gonna end up you know, we're gonna have everybody flip it again, and all of a sudden, you're gonna have more mass idiocy   because all of a sudden, it's like go to the dark side because we got cookies.   And ice cream. And ice cream too. Yes.  

[02:39:49] Duuude-Ron :

Yeah. Forget the ice cream.  

[02:39:51] Unknown:

That's why I love my Jeep, my ham radios,   and   my piano.   Yeah. I'm   good. I'm good. Let everybody do what they want because   it's stupid. I mean, it just shows   just just how freaking brainwashed   everybody is.   I mean, it's it's it's insane.  

[02:40:17] Rich Chelson:

Yeah. It is.  

[02:40:20] Unknown:

So it's like,   you know what? I ain't got time for people like this, man. I really don't.  

[02:40:29] Duuude-Ron :

I agree.  

[02:40:31] Unknown:

Because it I I mean, you you know, that's the thing. You know? You know? If we was to sit and dwell on it,   oh, fuck.   We wouldn't get anything done. You know?   I mean, hell, look, you know, look at the liberals. Most of them stay home in mom and dad's basement.   Oh, damn. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Did I say that out loud?  

[02:40:59] Rich Chelson:

Remember, you know, that's what Biden did some dialogue.  

[02:41:03] Duuude-Ron :

What's that, Brian? That's what Biden did. He's   he stayed in the basement.  

[02:41:09] Unknown:

Right. Right.   Yeah.   Brian, what did you say?  

[02:41:15] Rich Chelson:

T yeah. Yeah. It's already it dribbled out of my ear. Oh, okay.  

[02:41:20] Unknown:

I heard you say something about dialogue or whatnot. So Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You're  

[02:41:26] Rich Chelson:

I say that out loud. Yeah. It was it said internal dialogue, external dialogue. You gotta keep the you gotta keep two separate.  

[02:41:33] Unknown:

Yeah. Yeah. Sometimes I have a real hard time with that.   Just because.  

[02:41:41] Rich Chelson:

Yep.  

[02:41:47] Unknown:

Yeah. Yeah. Some of the videos that have been popping up on TikTok,   they're showing these Karens or or these people, not just Karens. Ken   as as dude called them,   you know, throwing a fit,   for no reason thinking thinking they're above the law and everything.   And, you know, I've watched a few of them, and and it's crazy because,   these cops   you know, like like, this one I just watched,   a cop stopped this lady, and this lady is like, I'm trying to get over here to pick up my daughter,   and she just takes off and goes on. Well,   they run their car, catch up to her, and this girl's on her phone   saying,   you know, talking to whoever and then,   telling the cop, I'm I'm just trying to get my blah blah blah.  

And, the cop was, you know, trying to explain to her, look. You were stopped   for a reason.   And and they kept having this fucking discussion, and I'm like, shut the fuck up, pull her out the car, throw the cuffs on her, and throw her in the back seat.  

[02:42:59] Rich Chelson:

Right.  

[02:43:01] Unknown:

Stop. You see, that's the problem.   Just stop. She broke the law.   She fled the scene of a traffic stop.   You've got her on fucking multiple counts here.   Just yank her out the car, throw the cuffs on her, and throw her in the back of the fucking car.   Yep. You know? I mean, I'm I'm not saying beat her or, you know, anything like this,   but and and and you don't really   you don't have to hurt her.   Just grab her, yank her out the car because,   one,   she'll be shocked.   You know? So it'll be easy to subdue her, put the cuffs on, and put her in the back of the car, walk away.   You know? And but no.  

They stand there and and   go with this,   banter back and forth. And I'm like,   god. Y'all are just   man, this you see, this is what I don't get about people.   It's like, why do y'all wanna sit here and fucking talk about it?   Let's get down to the nut cutting.  

[02:44:10] Unknown:

Exactly.  

[02:44:11] Unknown:

You know?   You know, if it's something   that that can be talked about, great. Let's talk it out.   Okay?   But when you're trying to explain to someone and they're not listening,   fuck it. Walk away or or or a let's get to the nut cutting. I don't care.   I ain't I ain't got time to dance. You know?   Right. It's too short. You're harshing my buzz, man.  

[02:44:43] Rich Chelson:

Well   said.  

[02:44:47] Unknown:

I've just yeah. I've watched a few TikTok videos like that, and it's it's like   it's like y'all are just   y'all are just,   yeah.  

[02:44:58] Rich Chelson:

Got a del a a diluted sense,   of importance.  

[02:45:04] Unknown:

Oh, my god.   It was funny. This cop stopped this one lady,   and this lady got out. She was standing up against the the strip mall.   And, I mean, the cop was trying to explain to her, ma'am, you crossed the line on the street. That's why I pulled in and stalked you.   And   the girl was acting like she was   having a panic attack. Oh my god.   You know? And and just and it was,   it it was it was sickening.   Then they finally get her in the back of the car. Right? You know? Because, this, this lady, don't you touch me. Don't you touch me. I'm scared. I'm scared for a man to touch me. Someone call the cops. There's a cop standing right in front of her. You know?   And it's like, oh my god. People are just   yeah. I I I don't know, man.  

They walk among us.  

[02:45:59] Duuude-Ron :

Yep.  

[02:46:02] Unknown:

Okay.  

[02:46:03] Unknown:

I'll let you know.  

[02:46:04] Rich Chelson:

Well, no. No. You're you're awesome.   And but it's, but, no, you you get those folks, like and I've been watching a lot of,   they call them air rage   where people are going to airports and stuff and they're and and and just completely losing,   losing their shit.   And then and then they they,   and then they're they act all surprised. Why are you worrying? Why are you arresting me? It's like, well, because you're doing this. Oh, why are you arresting me? Oh, because you did this. Okay. But why are you arrest I've gotta go gotta go to the to to,   you know, San Diego or wherever. It's like, well, you're not going to San Diego. But I've gotta go to San Diego. I've got my my sister's, wedding or whatever. It's like, well, you're not gonna make it, but I have to make it. And she they're like,   come on.  

Catch it. You know?   Right. Right. You're you're you're so, so stuck in, in in drunk land that you're not catching squat.  

[02:47:11] Unknown:

Right.   Yeah. No. It it's,   you know, it's funny.   And and this is why TikTok's   a bad thing and a good thing, but a bad thing because   you get to see all the all the freaking stupidity.  

[02:47:28] Rich Chelson:

Oh, yeah.  

[02:47:30] Unknown:

You know? And it's like, oh my god. It's like   I'm I mean, me as a as a   self respecting   red blooded American male, I cannot act like that.   I cannot.   I'm sorry if I screwed up and I get caught   right to ticket house.   You know, if it's bad enough and I really screw up, alright, take me to jail. I ain't gonna be happy, but a damn sure ain't gonna argue with you.  

[02:48:04] Duuude-Ron :

You know? Well, those folks are the   culmination of the production   of stupid people,   breeding.  

[02:48:18] Unknown:

Oh, yeah.   Yeah.   And the bad thing is is they can vote.  

[02:48:25] Duuude-Ron :

Shit.   That was a mouthful right there. And do not ask and do not ask me to repeat it because I fucking wouldn't be able to repeat that one again.   It's almost 10:00.   My brain   I'm brain dead now.  

[02:48:43] Unknown:

I do I do like the word you use, though, culmination. That that was cool. You go. That was   that was really cool. I I I kinda really enjoyed that word.  

[02:48:54] Duuude-Ron :

It was almost worth eight   years. It's almost worth 82¢.  

[02:49:01] Unknown:

Almost.  

[02:49:05] Duuude-Ron :

That's funny. But, yeah, it's been a long time since, I've heard it and said it as well.   So I'm glad you got, got to be amused.  

[02:49:16] Unknown:

Oh, I I do. I was. That was   that is that is actually pretty freaking cool.  

[02:49:27] Duuude-Ron :

The word of the day.  

[02:49:29] Unknown:

Culmination.  

[02:49:32] Unknown:

Culmination.  

[02:49:34] Rich Chelson:

It's a noun.   It's a noun.  

[02:49:41] Unknown:

It is.   Hello, Brian.  

[02:49:58] Rich Chelson:

It's a noun.  

[02:50:01] Unknown:

Well, it is. It's a noun.   Is it a personal thing? Because that's a noun.   And, actually, it is.   It's a thing.   Because other words that are like it are climax,   pinnacle, peak, high point, highest point, height, high watermark, top, summit,   crest, zenith.   So, yeah, it's a noun.  

[02:50:25] Rich Chelson:

Yep. Well, it's   a most   I wanted to be a oh, that damn joke. It's something about,   it's, for plethora.   Like, I wanna say they   say thanks to those,   I'll fucking hell. Can't remember how it goes now, and I'm gonna screw it up. But, well, I killed it anyhow. So but, anyhow, the whole joke about,   something about plethora,   it it really means a lot.   So you know? Right. Right.  

[02:50:59] Unknown:

I was sitting here thinking. It's like, okay. Where are you going with that? I I know the word. I know the definition. It's like, I was trying to think of   where you was gonna go with that word.  

[02:51:12] Rich Chelson:

Something it's something along the lines of, like,   I I   I really I I like the word plethora.   It it means a lot or or something like that. Anyhow, it's it like, I I killed the joke, but, anyhow, at the same time, it's  

[02:51:29] Unknown:

I got  

[02:51:31] Rich Chelson:

it. Man, it's just to what I was aiming for.  

[02:51:34] Duuude-Ron :

Right.   Yes. Yep. But not only did you kill that joke,   you you chopped up the limbs.   Yep. You threw it in the bag   and threw it in the fucking lake.  

[02:51:47] Rich Chelson:

Yeah. I threw it in a bag, and I shook it like a bunch of shake and bake and then tossed it out in the lake. Yep.  

[02:51:55] Unknown:

Now do you know plethora?  

[02:51:59] Unknown:

Hang on. Hang on.  

[02:52:01] Unknown:

You know plethora is also a noun?   But what's funny   is it is   wouldn't culmination and plethora   interchange  

[02:52:15] Rich Chelson:

in some ways.   Combination is a gathering or is a grouping. Well yeah. Okay.  

[02:52:23] Unknown:

Okay.   Say I say it's it's late. My mind's trying to think, and I don't know why my mind's trying to do that.  

[02:52:32] Rich Chelson:

Right.   You see you see the the latest Babylon b   article they put out?  

[02:52:40] Unknown:

No. I did not.  

[02:52:42] Rich Chelson:

Ireland capsizes after the arrival of Rosie O'Donnell.   Oh, wow. Yeah. She's actually And they've apparently, a lot of the rich Liberals are actually,   sad they're leaving. They're of course, they're moving to England.   Okay. So so no. Because because they can't speak anything other than English, but Rosie O'Donnell decided she was gonna move to Ireland.  

[02:53:13] Unknown:

I wonder how that's working for her.  

[02:53:16] Rich Chelson:

Oh, well, I mean, she's   she's probably,   like,   like,   Ellen and and her and and her, her partner.   You know, they're just kinda hanging out in their own little little compound going, alright. Nobody talk to me. Nobody talk to me. Because   hell, they're   England's having their own damn problem own immigration problems. So  

[02:53:42] Duuude-Ron :

Right. Yeah. They are.  

[02:53:44] Rich Chelson:

Yes. They are. The only difference is that the the the migrants are the ones that get all all on debt and   stuff. They've had acid attacks on and stuff on people, and   they can't   they can't,   fend themselves because, well, they're not allowed to have guns.  

[02:54:02] Duuude-Ron :

Yeah.  

[02:54:04] Rich Chelson:

And they're they're actually looking at a registry   of knives.  

[02:54:12] Unknown:

What?  

[02:54:12] Rich Chelson:

Well, because there's been so many knife attacks happening.   They're now seeing how can we go off and limit   people having knives.   Wow.   So, yeah, you may end up having to register with, you know, with the government if you buy a, buy kitchen knife set. So yeah.   Yeah. I'm not Because it's got a butcher knife. It's a knife longer than eight inches or whatever.  

[02:54:39] Unknown:

Yeah. See, I'm never moving to England because I've I've I've got probably,   altogether, probably about 30 knives,   and they are they are all usable.   I don't I don't have, display knives.   These are all usable.   So,   yeah, in fact, I use I use a hunting knife as a kitchen knife.   So yeah.  

[02:55:09] Rich Chelson:

Oh, there's another one for Babylon b. Check, mate. Trump just hit Canada with a tariff of double infinity  

[02:55:17] Unknown:

plus one. Oh my gosh.   You know, it's funny. Everyone everyone's been   been yelling about the tariffs we put on Canada, but no one realized   the tariffs Canada already had in place   on goods coming in from Canada   to The US.   They think, oh my god. Trump's the mean worst man   that Canada's had   had I mean, I'm talking   200%   tariffs, 50%  

[02:55:52] Duuude-Ron :

tariffs Oh, yeah. Yeah.  

[02:55:54] Unknown:

On stuff. And and Yeah. All our all the dairy that we imported  

[02:56:00] Rich Chelson:

it's got   from a hundred to 250%   tariff.  

[02:56:07] Unknown:

Yeah.   So  

[02:56:09] Unknown:

And that's just a protectionist.  

[02:56:12] Rich Chelson:

They're just trying to protect because they're We're farmers.   Right. But okay. I get it. Yeah.   Might wanna try to protect the farmer, but at the same time, I mean, you're you're gonna  

[02:56:24] Bryan Goodwin:

Bitch about stuff, then   then, yeah, you're gonna   they it could be done back the opposite direction.  

[02:56:33] Unknown:

Yeah. But but, see, that's the thing. That's saying a lot of people here in America is like, oh, poor Canada. Poor Canada. No. Canada started it first.   Yep. We just let him get away with it   and finally said, nope. That's it. You're done. Yep.  

[02:56:51] Bryan Goodwin:

So   but that's one of the good things about how   about,   about The US. We are we have all sorts of great and grand, wonderful ways that,   we can provide value,   to other people. And by gosh, did you know you can actually provide value for us? Because we're gonna go ahead and we're gonna wrap this bad boy up because we're at just about 10:00. So   so, anyhow,   guys, I wanna say thank you very much to everyone listening and to,   for taking the opportunity to hear what,   three knuckleheads have to say about,   about the world, about, what's going on. And even from time to time, we bitch about people being on our grass.   So,   we we have a, but we all do it just mainly out of fun just because it gives us a chance to be able to,   have a little bit of, camaraderie with each other because we're all three good friends. We like to hang out with each other. We like to talk with each other, and we like to like to yuck it up from time to time. And we even all we even do it all completely sober   majority of the time. So   and I I have to because we do it on Thursdays, and I'm I'm   I'm,   and I'm in a truck. So I I I can't I could get south   in the truck if I wanted to. I just couldn't have the beer cans and or whatever in the truck when I go to move, but that's too much work. I just don't care to do that. So, you know, it's easier just to stay sober.  

So   but but, anyhow, so now it is our our show is   one that is pretty unique in that   we're not here to do,   a show to make millions of dollars. We're not even here to do a show to make tens of dollars. We would like to make tens of dollars, but, you know, if we don't, that's okay. We're not gonna cry a whole lot about it,   but we are a value for value show, which means that we if you found any inkling of value,   throw a value throw, however much you think the value is,   and you can   pay it back. We are a value for value show. Now what do I mean by that? There's some of y'all who are going, oh my god. He's asking for money. Well, I mean, if you wanna give treasure,   sweet. Awesome. Thank you very much. We're not gonna we're not gonna pooh pooh you for throwing, you know,   however many dollars you think our show is worth to listen to. Well, you can go over to,   if you've got a modern podcasting app like Podcast Guru or the fountain app or truefans.fm,   there is a, a support the show button. You can hit that, and that'll actually bring up a,   our our PayPal page.  

And there you can set up a monetary donation   or monetary support of,   whatever you feel   the the value is. And you can set that up for a one time or reoccurring,   donation.   And, again, we would   want whatever it is is completely up to you, and we're absolutely,   blessed that you decided to do that.   But if, say, the some people are are saying the the economy as being a little rough,   I on all reality, I'm one of those that's going, yeah. Okay. Things are getting a little tight around here.   And you still wanna be able to show   your appreciation for the show.  

That's where the   other two types of   of providing value for the   show come in because it's not just treasure, but it's your time,   talent, and treasures. You know, there's there's total of three t's in there. You can throw in time. So if you wanna   to help,   by taking some time and setting up the, the chapters on the,   for the show, You're more than welcome to go through and and   configure the the chapters for each show   and and send them over to us, and we'll get them all all taken care of. Or if you wanted, if you're got a talent for   creating,   cover arts and and chapter art, then you could do that too. And it's all   an easy thing to be able to, to to do. All you all you have to do is decide how you want to,   how you wanna do that. The only we I mean, we have some small requirements and that it needs to be a square   at least 1,500 by 1,500 square   image.  

But, but other than that, it's, you know, it's whatever   whatever you would like to send as as chapter art.   And so with that, I mean, that's   that's the way you can   help the show continue on. Because if you give if you do provide first, then we're not just taking it and going,   we're off to Aruba. We go. So that's probably where, where Rich is gonna run off.   We can,   but we will actually take this and help just to make sure the show keeps, keeps running. So we end up paying the hosting fees and things like that.   But,   but at the same time, we if you wanna be able to help in any way you want in any way possible, you could do so by going,   and shooting an email over to either,   me.  

My, email address is circlecast, c I r c l e c a s t, at g mail dot com. Riches czarchelson   at g mail dot com, and that's, c h e l s o n.   And if you wanna get ahold of the dude, just send an email over to me or Rich, either one, and, because our emails are a lot easier to remember than the dudes.   So   if, if with   with that, if you're had any comments, questions,   insights, thoughts, you know,   name them, name whatever,   you can, also send this, send an email to us that way, and we'd love to hear from you and hear what and and like to answer those on on the show. So,   anyhow, with that, I'm gonna go ahead and pass it on over to Rich. What do you gotta say?  



[03:03:23] Unknown:

Oh, not too much. I gotta I gotta say I loved your transition there.  

[03:03:29] Bryan Goodwin:

That was that was nice. I It it was a it was a gentle hiccup.  

[03:03:34] Unknown:

No. It worked. It worked out perfect. But   now I just hey. Wanna say thank you for listening and coming back and listening to us. It's really cool.   I mean,   we do this just because, you know, we like talking to each other like like Brian said, but, you know, it's it's it's it's also kinda cool that that   you come back and listen to   some of the bull crap we, you know, we throw out there whether you agree with it or not. But like Brian said, you know   you know, if you have a comment, question,   or gripe, complain,   wanna hear, whatever,   send us an email, [email protected]   or, [email protected].  

And,   you know, we'll   we'd love to hear from you and get get some feedback   and, everything like that because, yeah, we've got   a few more weeks,   maybe about a month and a half or so, and we'll be at a year.   And,   so, yeah, that's   that's a big thing. We've been doing this for this long, and we've actually got people that listen to us. So just thank you for listening. Share it out with your friends,   your family, whatever. You know? Whether they like us or not, just let them hear us. And,   if you laugh, tell someone. If you cried, tell someone.   Either way,   thanks.  

Dude, what you got, man?  

[03:05:07] Bryan Goodwin:

Yeah. You were just talking just a moment ago, dude. I know you didn't just fall asleep.  

[03:05:17] Unknown:

It's possible. He could've.  

[03:05:20] Unknown:

Dude.   Hello?   Hey.  

[03:05:25] Rich Chelson:

Dude, Reno.  

[03:05:27] Unknown:

There he is. Reno.  

[03:05:28] Duuude-Ron :

There I am.  

[03:05:32] Rich Chelson:

Thought you did. Pass that on us.  

[03:05:35] Duuude-Ron :

Of course, I did.   You know, if if nothing else, I like to be consistent.   And I and I have no clue. I partially listened to what   Rich had to say, but then I just   lost it.   I lost it worse than that, Brian.  

[03:06:05] Unknown:

I mean,  

[03:06:06] Duuude-Ron :

mine was more the Pac Man versus the Donkey Kong.  

[03:06:13] Bryan Goodwin:

Okay. So   so but, hey, I'm sorry.   Guys, wanna say thank y'all very much again for,   for listening. And Rich,   Ron, thank y'all for, coming on the show again, and, we will see both y'all come next week. Alright? So y'all take care.  

[03:06:43] Unknown:

Yeah. I'll take care.  

[03:06:45] Rich Chelson:

Absolutely.   Alright. Bye.  

[03:06:48] Unknown:

Peace.  

[03:06:50] Duuude-Ron :

Peace out.