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#61 WHERE IS WHALLY?!
Hey, Trout Stream family! Harry here, and boy do Paul and I have a rollercoaster of an episode for you. Remember when you were a kid, and the power went out during a storm, and suddenly, the whole family was huddled together, telling stories by flashlight? We're bringing that same intimate, improvised vibe as we kick things off with playoff basketball fever and a side of sports trivia. And trust me, you haven't heard a family tale until you've heard Paul turn a tornado warning into the most epic storytime—safety goggles and all!
Strap in for a wild ride through our shared love of sports and the quirky, heartwarming moments that life throws our way. From the teamwork of escape room challenges to a salute to athletes who've made their mark wearing the number 61, we cover it all. Plus, ever wonder what NASCAR newbies should expect or why certain players, like Wayne Simmonds, become legends in their own right? We lay it all out there, including our candid takes on questionable fashion trends and mind-boggling feats like marathon chess sessions.
Wrapping it up, we've got a tale that's as heartwarming as it is a call for responsibility—our own reflections on Wally the emotional support alligator's untimely adventure into the wild. Don't miss our debate over the mightiest of captains, and get ready to laugh, facepalm, and maybe even nod in agreement as we spill the beans on our newest bracket, biggest pet peeves. We're pulling up a chair for you at the Trout Stream table—where the stories are fresh, the laughs are plenty, and the community is everything. Go birds!
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Oh, you're nine seconds faster than me. Let's kick it off to the show. That's enough. Playoff basketball. Hello friends and welcome back to another episode of the Trout Stream. I am Harry Troutman, and with me, as always, is my co-host. I am Paul Troutman. So pick up a pole, cast a line and join us on the stream Tonight, on episode 61, we will discuss our favorite athletes to wear 61, hand out our golden trouts and eels of the week round, our favorite captain from our favorite captain's bracket and, of course, much more. Paul, welcome back. Two weeks in a row. We're on fire. Episode 61.
Speaker 1:Man, it's like a hot streak, one more, and it's called a winning streak. You know what I'm saying 61, 6-1. That's going to be a good day.
Speaker 2:So, as you couldn't tell from the opening of the show, it's Thursday for us, game 6, sixers-knicks Couldn't ask for a better basketball game right now, but we are going to turn that off and give our full attention to the show. Paul, how was your weekend?
Speaker 1:Our weekend was great. Week has been even better. Let's see. One night we were it was bedtime, right. So at bedtime in our house we read stories. We all go to Olivia's room four of us. When Reagan's in town, the five of us. Yeah, we all go to olivia's room, four of us. When reagan's down, to five of us, yeah, we all go to olivia's room. We sit down, read books. Those were reading books. These old fancy contraptions called a phone started making these weird siren noises and we're like, huh, ah, it's tornado watch. Okay, so we continue reading books. And then it's a hey, tornado warning, seek shelter immediately. So I look at sabrina let's get reading in the bedrooms. And she goes girls, let's go ahead and move that to the bathroom here. So olivia looks versus mom, is that your alarm for us to go read into the bathroom? And sabrina's yeah, no, that's actually really smart.
Speaker 2:so if olivia ever hears it again, she's going right to the bathroom. Yeah, so we had a half hour reading session.
Speaker 1:Now, obviously, I went out to the garage, went out to the bed of my truck and I got some beach chairs. You know those folding collapsible beach chairs. I grabbed to I'm not sitting on the floor in the bathroom. Nah, throw the girls in the tub, they'll be okay, but my bathroom's clean. Throw the girls in the tub, they'll be okay, my bathroom's clean, I just I don't want to sit down on the ground. So I pulled out a beach chair Our bathroom isn't that big and I was like put the girls on the ground between us, you and I get a chair. She's like no, I'm all right. So I just sat in a beach chair and I was like I have an emergency radio, has a weather broadcast.
Speaker 1:But then I was like, hey, I want to go put my spare keys back up on the key hook. And she's like, no, that isn't going to be the time a tornado touches down. And I'd be like, oh, rip Paul. What happened? She's going to be like. She's like all right, your funeral service, I'll be like he's going to put the imagine.
Speaker 1:That'd be horrible so, needless to say, I left my spare keys in the bathroom for a few days because I frowned at them. You know what that's fair? Yeah, that's enough about my natural phenomenon excitement. That didn't happen. How was your weekend, dude?
Speaker 2:it was amazing. Ange and I downloaded a new escape room video game and very fun, very hard. I think we're actually on like the third game of the series and, because it doesn't say start here downloaded a new escape room video game Very fun, very hard. I think we're actually on like the third game of the series because it doesn't say start here. So we just picked one and we started Very hard. Escape rooms will make you feel like MacGyver and like a cinder block which just smacked you upside the head because they make you feel dumb and so smart. Yeah, and that's both escape rooms in person and video games. And then we had a nice little birthday get together for our friend Katie, happy, belated, and just had a great time.
Speaker 1:It sounds good. Yeah, escape rooms are a mix of MacGyver and MacGruber. You gotta find ways to get out of the room, but then sometimes you overthink it and you look like a fool.
Speaker 2:I think the best part for me and Ang about escape rooms and I know we talked about them before is the fact that we can just and I think this really says a lot about our relationship too is we can just look at one another and go you're being an idiot, yeah, stop. And then we just go oh, okay, take a step back, boom, right on through.
Speaker 1:Yeah, escape room. We've done escape rooms. And when it's just Sabrina and I, or when it was you and Andrew Reagan joined us, so we had a five person one Great, because we all felt the same way. Yes, my problem is we've done escape rooms with other people that don't listen. And when you're standing there and sometimes, yes, I want to solve everything, but like I want you paid your money, like I'm gonna lead you, I'll lead the horse water. I'm'm like, hey, what is this over here? And you look at me, dead in my face, say that means nothing and you move on. You're like, oh, I'll give you three minutes.
Speaker 2:Have you done?
Speaker 1:a stranger. No.
Speaker 2:Oh, buddy, bless you. You got in the escape rooms at the right time.
Speaker 1:Yeah, we got in right midst of COVID so we weren't just random.
Speaker 2:No, yeah, I played with strangers a couple times and once was in Valley Forge and there's a casino in Valley Forge and this guy and girl they're on a date, whatever, and he is so drunk Way too much apple juice Been there and it was a magician's room like a Harry Houdini room. Ooh, and one of the box opens and it's a rabbit and this guy just takes this stuffed rabbit and he just throws it across the room and said that was stupid. I'm like there's a rhyme and reason why that box opened and there's rhyme and reason why that rabbit's there. Yeah, and you'll learn how escape rooms work, but anyway, there was something in its foot that we needed and I was just like dude, you are killing this vibe right now. What an idiot, real quick.
Speaker 2:My favorite escape room story is I booked a room for and and I on Valentine's day and it's literally a two to three player room. It's a super small room, one room, that's it, and we get stuck. So we asked for a clue, right as anyone would, and it's this horror themed room. It's spooky, it's very red, if you're picking up my drift. Yeah, when you know it, I'm in the zone and this dude just walks in and he goes can.
Speaker 2:I help you. And I was like what? Because they handed us a radio and hey, press this button if you need us. You get three clues. I was like, alright, cool, toot toot, old, next cell Toot toot, and we're sitting there more waiting. I'm like, where is this dude, hello. And my man just walks in with a corny smile and he goes, let's see where you guys are at. And then he talks to us like we're children, oh, and he goes if this has this symbol on it and this one has that symbol on it, what do you think the missing symbol is? And I was like, all right, thanks, bud, apple juice.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that's my safe word today.
Speaker 2:Escape rooms aren't for everyone, and that's not an intellectual thing. It's how you handle yourself under pressure.
Speaker 1:Yeah, it's a pressure thing. I don't want to ruin it, but Sabrina and I have a shriek going. We've never not.
Speaker 2:Four. I think we're pushing 100 rooms and we haven't gotten out of four.
Speaker 1:Yeah, you guys have done a lot more. I think we're pushing 25 to 30.
Speaker 2:Okay.
Speaker 1:We got close. One was within like the last minute or two, yeah. And then there was one in Broken Bow, oklahoma, where we went to, or Hotchertown Instead of a walkie-talkie it was like an old work building, so it had intercoms, so you had to go bing and you had to press a button. Wait for the receptionist to go. How may we help you? Like, hey, I need a clue. And we're stuck. Now it was Sabrina and myself and then baby Olivia, like crawling around Olivia trying to eat the dry race marker Olivia. So I guess Olivia's done a few right. But then the guy comes, the same thing on. Where were we at? I don't know, I don't know, man, we've kind of, did you, did you find the code on the vertebrae, on the skeleton spine? Yet You're like I didn't know it was going to be there. And then that one little thing this 18 year old says 16 year old. You're like I saw this entire room. Thanks, yeah, please leave no.
Speaker 2:I can name every room we didn't get out of. We didn't get out of a room that was meant for 12 people and it was just the two of us. Yeah, and that was just a busy room. You'll learn. It's just a busy room. It gives everyone something to do.
Speaker 1:Essentially, yeah, I think everybody needs to do an escape room.
Speaker 2:Oh, without question. Listen, if you want to know if the person you're dating is for you or not, this is sound advice and I'm being completely serious 1000%. If you think you want to take it to the next step, take them to an escape room.
Speaker 1:To a medium level escape room.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, obviously, don't torture them, but like something that's hard yeah.
Speaker 1:Don't go for the super easy ones, like the Candyland one we've done, yeah. And then remember the Harry Houdini one that you were here for, yes, yeah, it's a minimum of four players and 85% fail rate. Yeah, and we made it at what's up.
Speaker 2:Killed it, buddy. I, like I said last week when we came back after our short break, it seems like for our NASCAR pickups, if we don't record, harry dominates, he does, and when we record, paul wins. I don't want to say dominates, because you don't dominate, you win, you win yeah.
Speaker 1:I say it's dominate because you got six in a row.
Speaker 2:Yes, that's come on, good news. You finished second and I finished like 10th or 11th, so it wasn't catastrophic.
Speaker 1:No, it was still close.
Speaker 2:So we will go over the points to spread all that later. Right now, all I know is for your favorite athlete to wear 61. Now thanks, kyle.
Speaker 1:Larson finishing second. We'll get into that why he finished second Should have won the race. I should have got the attricks for picking the get and win and my driver winning A 61. 61 is not an easy number. To try and remember people from Very slim number, but I've got one, harry. What about the 2003 World Series MVP for the at the time Florida Marlins pitcher, josh Beckett? He was 61. He went. At the time, florida Marlins Pitcher Josh Beckett Ooh, he was 61. He went from the Marlins.
Speaker 1:I remember those years Like 03, you weren't mad that the Marlins won the World Series because they had young Miguel Cabrera and they had Josh Beckett on the mound and so anytime I saw Josh Beckett after that even he was flirting with coming to Philly for a bit. Like man, it'd be awesome to have you. But I always go back to him wearing 61 for the World Series. Couldn't think of anybody big name Football 61 is a lineman number, right, I can never think of one. But then I was like, was like oh, what about the baseball? Baseball, you know, besides josh beckett, I always check. There's one site I go to check, phillies. It has a history of every single number and who wore it? For the phillies and I do this for g whiz. The first time the number 61 was worn by a philadelphia philly baseball player Harry was in 1997. Wow, wayne Gomes in 97. And from 97 to 2024, six people have more than that number. Currently it's Christopher Sanchez, but I'm just highlighting the fact that I think it's one of the least used numbers.
Speaker 2:It's got to be one of those numbers that, when you get caught up, here's your jersey, here's your number. Kid, go make a show.
Speaker 1:Yeah, so far it is not the least amount. It is, so far, in our numbering, the least amount of fillies that have worn a number. There are less coming up. Oh, but that is the only jersey, number 61, I have harry over to you. What do you have? I want to hear yours.
Speaker 2:I got one, only one. You mentioned lyman One did come to mind. Coming out of Pittsburgh, pennsylvania, where he attended Penn State University, our favorite university out there, the one, the only, steven Wisniewski, the Wiz. He did play for the Philadelphia Eagles from 16 to 18, where he won the Super Bowl with us in 17.
Speaker 1:Oh yeah, wiz. I remember him at Penn State playing. He was there. He was in Penn State for some good years. His dad played ball Then going to Philly like winning the Super Bowl man.
Speaker 2:That's a good feeling. Yeah, he started 11 games in the 2017 season.
Speaker 1:No, he started a lot of games that year Cause I don't think he was the opening day starter, like he wasn't number one in the depth chart but due to injuries and things like that, he said put me a coach.
Speaker 2:I'm ready to play. Luckily he's a guard and a center, so I think he was probably more the backup center for Jason and I think you can also play guard. We don't have any.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that's when the Eagles are going through so many interior linemen. Who are interior linemen guards? Yes, I think we went through five guards in one season.
Speaker 2:Yeah, cause, like I remember the start of that season, how rough it was on us for our linemen and thinking, band-aided linemen, band-aided offensive lines don't work. No, ours did Somehow, someway. Ours did, but we make it work. We made it work. Super Bowl champs. Yeah, that's all I got.
Speaker 1:I got three draft picks, two NFL, one surprise for you NFL, let's go 2003. Look, I call out the Eagles draft picks good, bad, indifferent. There are some that are on there, but literally in 61, there are names that I don't remember, don't recognize or anything from all around the league. So I only got two 2003 LJ Smith, tight end for the Eagles. Lj Smith was number two, number three tight end. You had Chad Little or Chad Lewis in front of him, I forget who was after Chad, Brent Selick, oh so LJ Smith was always a number two tight end, but he would always have key plays. Love that. And then Martavius Bennett, another tight end draft in 2007, originally drafted by the Cowboys, so they wanted Martavius to replace Jason Whitten, but obviously it didn't work out. He bounced around the league.
Speaker 1:And my third draft pick, Harry, and in 2007, drafted to I think it was the Kings out in Los Angeles later became a great legend in orange and black Wayne Simmons. What are the odds, Harry? Episode 61, we're talking about Wayne Simmons being drafted. And how was it? Last week, Earlier this week, he signed a one day contract to be with the Flyers and, uh, retires a flyer.
Speaker 2:One of my favorite hockey fights is Wayne Simmons lines up with this dude who has two or three inches on him and you could tell this dude's big, but you could tell he does not want to fight. Wayne Simmons, no, and he Wayne Simmons, one punches. Want to fight? Wayne Simmons no, and he just Wayne Simmons, one punches this man to the ice. Yeah, that's incredible. No one wanted to fight Wayne Simmons.
Speaker 1:Wayno was like the epitome of orange and black. He was the epitome of hey man, do you play for it? The flyers I'm not touching you. Yeah, you're right, but if you want to go, we can go.
Speaker 2:Yes, I was always sad that when Wayne was here and that whole crew, jacob Borchek, claude Giroux, I'm so sad that they never won the Stanley Cup, but I guess I'll have to dream on.
Speaker 1:When the Flyers in the playoffs is always the same old song and dance right, are they going to make the playoffs, and if they do, how disappointed are we going to be?
Speaker 2:essentially every year, I feel like the sixers, like we talked about. We got the game on tonight. The sixers and the flyers are the dallasboys for us, meaning they'll make it to the playoffs. Yeah sure, they'll never get out of the first round. It's not going to be the greatest time and we're going to be heartbroken every year.
Speaker 1:If they were to win a playoff series. It'd be a sweet emotion. Just sit back and be like, yeah, we finally did it. It's like when the Eagles won the World Series, or Eagles won the World Series, eagles won the Super Bowl, yeah, and the Phillies won the World Series I'm mixing both of them up here. That was a sweet emotion of relief.
Speaker 2:I did have a buddy and he texted me a couple weeks ago and he goes hey man, I mean this guy, I really like him, we're friends, but we're one of those friends that we don't check in. We don't have to check in every day and then, six months out of the blue, if he asked me a question, we just start talking Like we did not just have a six month gap.
Speaker 1:Yeah, you pick up where you left off.
Speaker 2:So he goes. Hey man, I'm getting into NASCAR. I was like welcome, bud, you came to the right, come on down, I am very proud of you. So he hits me up and he goes hey man, you ever been to Dover? I was like years ago. It's great little track, you'll enjoy it. And he goes. I got two free tickets and I was like, dude, use them up, Go, have a great time. Here's a couple things to remember. One you're bald, wear a hat, yep. Two sunblock. Three avoid the merch trailers. Not that they're overpriced or anything, but you will spend a lot of money. Oh, you're going to spend a lot of money. Yeah, again, no disrespect to NAS or anything, but you will spend a lot of money. Oh, you're going to spend a lot of money. Yeah, again, no disrespect to merchant NASCAR merchandise, but you're going to want to see diecast t-shirts, car parts that you just want to buy.
Speaker 1:Oh, you're going to find random t-shirts.
Speaker 2:So he went. He had a great time. He did buy a straw hat that had Dover on it and I was like way to look like a total tourist, but he did. Him and his missus had a great time. I unfortunately, like I said, was at a little birthday get-together. I missed the race. Did you watch it?
Speaker 1:I watched the end of the race I had well. Actually I often want to watch the most race, but I really sat down and watched. I often want to watch the most race, but I really sat down and watched. I watched the last handful of laps to see the one-mile Bristol race. It was good Actually, I watched more than a little bit. I watched at least the second half of the race.
Speaker 1:Oh, I did catch the last five or so on my phone Now that I think about it, because it went so fast it didn't seem like I watched it for a long time, but I was prepping dinner or something and so I had it on the tablet or my phone. I watched and yeah.
Speaker 2:Watch Danny dominate. Yeah, I saw Kyle Larson coming up, who was your pick last week, and I was like please don't, please don't, please don't. He didn't. Denny Hamlin got the win. Now, you said earlier that we were going to talk about why Kyle should have won that race.
Speaker 1:Oh yeah, kyle definitely should have won that race because he had the momentum Hold on. Start that over Just start.
Speaker 2:Absolutely, Kyle should have won that race.
Speaker 1:He had the momentum, hold on, start that over Mm-hmm, just start. Absolutely. Kyle should have won that race. He had the momentum. It was just Denny, it was arrow blocking with these new cars. And then there's talks about people think that they shouldn't have video camera, rearview mirrors now Because it's helping them. I don't like that. No, yes, it's giving too much help to the drivers, which I get. You know you need all the help you can, but you have a spotter there for a reason. And kyle larson, who he's grown up with no spotter in the dirt series and everything else he's done, he's done it on his own right. So he's like hey, man, you can't compete with me. If we run a level playing field, you can't compete with me.
Speaker 2:Yeah, two side mirrors, little bubble mirrors that we remember from growing up. A rear view Fine, sure, but not this camera stuff where you can clear his day and all that. It's just when a guy is six car lengths behind and you can start messing with his airflow, and all that. I don't think that's too cool, and then that just doesn't make it as entertaining for the fans and that's what makes it rough. I understand safety and all that, but at the same time, like a great driver, like Denny and as much as I hate Denny, I'm going to call him a great driver. He knows that.
Speaker 1:Oh yeah, I think Denny could possibly be one of the greatest of all time. He's one. He's top 75 driver of all time. It was just announced zero championships with that.
Speaker 2:Dude has done more with these cars than most people. I remember a year or two after senior passed, dad and I were watching the race and he was talking about Dale and he got a little misty eyed and he was like he can control the wind. He could see the wind. And I was young and I was like I'm pretty sure dad has concussion. Yeah, but now as we're older and we can see how Denny Hamlin just cut the wind out from Kyle Larson yeah, it makes sense, it makes perfect sense. They was one of the first people to see it. He was one one of the very early people to see it. So we are headed to Kansas. We have some awesome pain schemes. We got a snap on pain scheme coming back. Don't worry, with just $50 a week you too can get your car painted for a snap on for I don't know, 60, 70 years you'll be fine.
Speaker 1:It's fine. It's snap-on, so it's only last week us it would last a lifetime, don't you worry. Yeah, lifetime warranty, as long as the truck is here. Those that know will understand that joke.
Speaker 2:Yes, I was gonna say I was gonna explain it, but you know what? Let's leave that for a select audience, those who know no.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:So you go first this week in Kansas. Who are you?
Speaker 1:going with All right. So since I'm sitting here with four wins, you got six wins I need something big. I have, I've adjusted the points and I've adjusted her scale here. So you your seven wins to my four, you have six in a row. My math was off last week, I'm pretty sure of it, okay. So I went through and I redid everything, because I can't just make one tweak, I'm going to tweak the entire product. Harry, after 11 races, I am sitting at 294 points. Nice, harry is sitting at 334 points. Let's go, baby. So that's pretty good. Harry's 334 points Would have you as good enough to be eighth in NASCAR standings right now. Oh, okay, I'm in the playoffs standings right now. Ooh, okay, I'm in the playoffs. Baby, you are in the playoffs. My 294, right, not including your eighth right. We reshuffle it where it is, puts me 11th On the bubble.
Speaker 1:Yeah, so realistically, with you adjustment in there, you'll be eighth, I'll be 12th and the bubble's? Yeah, so realistically, with you adjustment in there, you'll be eighth, I'd be 12th and the bubbles, you know, I mean anything below 10, but 16 is where the cutoff is. I'm above Brad and Bubba. That's not a bad spot.
Speaker 1:Kyle Bush. Yeah, I feel good about that. Okay, who are you going for this week? Can we make the playoffs, all right? So here's the thing, harry there's been four races at Kansas with its next gen car. The last four winners have been a Toyota. Oh, with that said, the driver of the 20 machine, christopher Bell, is off the board. Come on down.
Speaker 2:That's a great pick and I know I don't have many Toyotas left, so I'm not going to go with a Toyota.
Speaker 1:You have one.
Speaker 2:And I took them. I am going to go with the one, the only. Ryan Blaney, the 12 machine. I'm going to go with a 12 machine. Yeah, that's solid.
Speaker 1:Yeah, if I wasn't so far behind in points and wins.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I would have saved Christopher Belfort later you have to, and I understand that we. I really put you in a position to start actually playing the game.
Speaker 1:No, it's good, though, which is better for everyone? Yeah, that's what you want.
Speaker 2:What we want is what we want to entertain people with. I do have a birth, another birthday party this Sunday, so I don't know how much of the race I'm going to get to see, but there is some pretty cool news coming out of NASCAR. As of Monday, the driver of the 99 car Mr One the only Daniel Suarez, is an American citizen.
Speaker 1:Congratulations, sir Golden.
Speaker 2:Trout Round of applause. Dude, that's just so cool when someone decides to become a citizen.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I mean it's pretty awesome to like literally declare hey, I want to be a citizen of this place because I love it so much here. Yes, let's do it.
Speaker 2:The American dream is alive and well, as long as you work for it, that's it. I just got my passport for the first time and it's really exhilarating. Like I'm an American citizen, I just got my passport. I couldn't imagine becoming a citizen. How exciting that is.
Speaker 1:Just how amazing that would feel. Speaking about amazing, how something would feel, harry, summertime's coming around, what feels the best in the summer is some good air conditioning Bridge. This almost sounds like an ad read, but it's not. Imagine being in school when we were in school school remember when the ac would go out, how hot it would be. You just can't focus, you don't want to pay attention, you just don't want to be there, you want to get out. You're sweaty.
Speaker 1:Hot summers, hot in school reminds me of the movie stand and deliver, where edward james almost plays the teacher of uh los angeles students, lower income. He teaches them calculus over the summer and and they're sitting there trying to eat oranges and they're just sweating right First off, great flick. But in the city of Philadelphia, 10 local schools no longer have to worry about the heat and what they would have to deal with because our Golden Trail goes out to the Eagles star quarterback Jalen Hurts. He's number one in the roster, number one in your heart, and he is number one to 10 local Philadelphia schools because he donated $200,000 of his own hard-earned money for air conditioners. That donation is set to add roughly 300 air conditioning units to 10 local schools. It'll impact more than 5,000 students.
Speaker 2:As we know, Jalen Hurts, big Texas guy, wore a Houston Astros hat last year and we gave him crap about it. This week during a press conference, wore that nice Phillies red. He's coming around, he's accepting it.
Speaker 1:He's accepting it, and that comes out to $40 a student, which doesn't sound like much. But you realize there's 5,000 students between 10 schools, 300 air conditioners. That's a lot, that is a lot. So that's it. My golden drug goes to them because, look Harry, I'm down here in the heat. We've had so much rain in the last week that the humidity is sitting at a thousand percent. Actually, I had to walk to a meeting in a monsoon today, and it's going to be 90 degrees next week. Bro, it's May. No, actually I had to walk to a meeting in a monsoon today and it's going to be 90 degrees next week. Bro, it's May, it's early May.
Speaker 2:Yeah, dude, that's brutal. I don't know how you do it. I understand the federal government also told you you have to live there, so that's how you do it.
Speaker 1:Yeah, where Reagan is in Havasu is. Today was 93, but it's gonna be like 120 here pretty soon for them and it doesn't cool off till Christmas.
Speaker 2:So that mute button didn't work, I was tempted to leave that in. Oh man, a little behind the scenes in real life, in the real episode. Yeah, I, you know what's funny. You bring A little behind the scenes in real life, in the real episode. Yeah, you know what's funny. You bring up a survival radio. You, you were talking about a survival radio earlier and like how you're prepared. And you, you definitely have more of a chance of a natural disaster than I do. I am 0% prepared. I'm realizing that, as I'm like I'm almost having like a little crisis moment, I'm 0% prepared for anything. Yeah, I don't deal with flooding. Tornadoes are super rare. They more hit Jersey and that kind of feels targeted. I'm not going to lie. No, it says it's already like it's somebody has it out for Jersey.
Speaker 2:Let's be honest here, like the big man, was like ah, Jersey, let's take it down a peg.
Speaker 1:The situation was out there for became popular for far too long. We need to take care of this.
Speaker 2:Hurricanes will get clipped by them. Hurricane Floyd I remember being in first grade and the sky going black and that's still the blackest I've ever seen it. It was one in the afternoon, yeah, and we got to look out the window to just black. But yeah, we don't really get hit with natural disasters too much. So I'm not prepared, but I should be always be prepared. I also wasn't prepared for the results of the final matchup to our favorite captain's bracket.
Speaker 1:After several weeks of matchups, a three week hiatus in there for work and lead-based paint Wi-Fi issues, it has come down to this captain versus captain, captain of US Airways Flight 1549 versus the Captain of the Black Pearl. Both of them had their vessels floating on top of water. That is something we have never discussed no, we did not. But both are very good at making sure their vessels float. Even Captain Jack Sparrow brought his boat from under the water up.
Speaker 2:Yeah, very impressive.
Speaker 1:Yeah, he was very impressive, and obviously Captain Sully's.
Speaker 2:Did Captain Jack Sparrow get his boat a little airborne and then it land in the water?
Speaker 1:I think so or did it?
Speaker 2:slowly rise.
Speaker 1:Sure, I can't remember, but now I'm thinking like at one point he was saying in his crow's nest, as the boat was like sinking and as, like the last bit of his underground, he stepped on a boat dock too. So maybe not the best example there, but Captain Sully kept his afloat on the Hudson. So with the final Taube, 57 to 43, that was close. Yeah, it was really close, but I can't believe we didn't think about Captain Sully keeping his boat afloat or his plane afloat. Yeah, yeah, one had short hair, one had long hair. What other comparisons are there? One like rum, and I don't know what Jack Sparrow's drinking choice was. I'm just kidding. I said it backwards, all right, but yeah, 57% of the people went with captain. Now this one's weird, harry, because did you have this matchup set? Was this your finals? Was this your prediction?
Speaker 2:Captain Jack Sparrow for sure, was the juggernaut of his side. Captain Sully is a Cinderella story.
Speaker 1:Absolutely, and just like every Cinderella story, it has to come to an end. 57-43 winner by unanimous decision Jack Sparrow. Not surprised Slightly, but not fully.
Speaker 2:Yeah, and, like I said, he was Captain Morgan and Captain Jack was, I thought, for sure going to be the final matchup.
Speaker 1:I wanted Captain Raymond Holt in the finals against Hawkeye.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:I think that would have been a fun one. Yeah, but I thought Captain Morgan was going all the way. Yeah, I just this was a fun bracket. This was a fun bracket. Now that this one's done, we're not going to hesitate, we're not going to even think twice about it. We're going to discuss what's next. What is next?
Speaker 2:A bracket, a bracket of brackets.
Speaker 1:That can get messy. Oh, that can get messy. What is your favorite bracket style? Yeah, man, as we said, this bracket's over. We got to move into the next one. What are we going to do? Are we going to do this? We're going to do a little bit of that. How about, harry? We mix it up. Get that ladle out, like my friend Crawfish does. He's mixing up his gumbo. He's got a big old ladle, so he's got to stir it up. Right, you got to mix things up. You can't keep doing the same thing. How about this time? Instead of favorite or best, we're going to go with. What are your biggest pet peeves? Oh, that's a good switch, dude. Mix it up like a mixologist, right? Make me a little seven and seven over here, why not? Let's get 16. Let's get 32. Right?
Speaker 1:Yeah whatever we get, whatever we get, no playing rounds. There's a straight up bracket, biggest pet peeve. Oh, I like it.
Speaker 2:It can always be fun and dandelions all the time, so I like it.
Speaker 1:Yeah, and I think that we put it out there. Give it some time, listeners, maybe we'll announce that. On episode 63 right, I have it set up. First round matchup 63 love it 61. Now I give us two episodes of figure some things out this weekend. Get ready, it's gonna get wild, it's gonna be like spring break 99, let's get yeah, captain Jack Sparrow, lets him enjoy his victory.
Speaker 2:We'll post the congratulatory, captain Jack, and then we will post the pet peeve. Let that run for a week or two, and then build that bracket and call it and go. Let's figure it out, love it.
Speaker 1:Speaking of figuring it out, harry, are you ready to figure this out? Go on, it's time once again for Funny State Laws still exists today, this week brought to you by Suave Suarez's bail bonds. Not only will he get you out of jail, but he will look good doing it. Let's review, harry. You are sitting at 38 and 35. Still pods. It's been a few weeks since you've done this. Hopefully you've done your research on some funny state law still exists today. Are you ready?
Speaker 2:I am ready.
Speaker 1:In this state it is illegal during a concert to eat peanuts and walk backwards on the sidewalk. In this state, during a concert, it is illegal to eat peanuts and walk backwards on the sidewalk. Your options are New York, New Mexico, New Hampshire.
Speaker 2:Dude, we haven't played in weeks and you just New York, New Hampshire, New Mexico.
Speaker 2:That's it York, new Hampshire, new Mexico. That's it. York, Hampshire, mexico. Okay, it has to be during a concert, right, during a concert. Only See Peanuts South. That already took care of that and you were smart with your states this week, took care of that and you were smart with your states this week, because if you would have said anything in the south, I would have kicked them out instantly. My problem here is, I think arizona, I think tex-mex mexican food. I don't think peanuts per se. Who said Arizona? What New Mexico? You said Arizona. When I think of Arizona, I just combined those states.
Speaker 1:man, new Air, mexico, just join them whatever South by Southwest, it's all the same.
Speaker 2:The concert thing, though. How many concerts are in New Hampshire? I don't know. Do they even many concerts are in New Hampshire?
Speaker 1:I don't know.
Speaker 2:Do they even have concert halls in New Hampshire that hold more than four people? And why eating peanuts walking backwards at a concert?
Speaker 1:The funny state law still exists today. What is the purpose of this law? Could be safety. Could be arrogance, could be interest of both parties. It could be safety.
Speaker 2:There's no way I can figure this out. I just have to go with the fact of I don't see peanuts being big in New Mexico and music being bigger in New York than New Hampshire, but it's so weird. Well, that's why they call it weird state laws that still exist today. I'm going to go with new. I'm going to go with one of the new States. Okay, that's a good one. I'm going to go with either new Mexico, new Hampshire or New York. Oh man, I like your heads up.
Speaker 2:You could flip a three-sided coin and that's probably what I'll end up with. I'm leaning towards New Hampshire, dude. Final answer I'm going to go New York.
Speaker 1:New York. Final answer yeah, Good choice, Because during a concert it is illegal to eat peanuts and walk backwards on the sidewalks in the state of New York.
Speaker 2:That was just simply. I figured New York had more music than New Hampshire.
Speaker 1:Okay, I just You'll see what this. The next state here. I like having fun with your options. Okay, are you ready for your next one? Yeah, the next state here. I like having fun with your options. Okay, are you ready for your next one? Yeah, I gotta try to get it out of that life. In this state, it is illegal to lie down and fall asleep in a cheese factory. It's like any other factory in this state is okay. You can't lie down and fall asleep in a cheese factory because you got so much cheese to watch. All right, your options are West Virginia, north Carolina, south Dakota, say that again.
Speaker 1:West Virginia, mm-hmm. North Carolina South. Dakota, north Carolina's out because you're taking your t-shirt and whipping around your head like a helicopter what I do think.
Speaker 2:West Virginia, you want to go South Dakota?
Speaker 1:really you're not going to sing. John Denver, I gave you the open here. Anytime West Virginia comes up, I've given you the open to sing this song.
Speaker 2:Yeah, he doesn't like. Take me home to the cheese factories. Take me home, and you know what? I am going to go South Dakota. Final answer, and I'll explain why, once you reveal if I'm correct or not.
Speaker 1:Good choice, Good choice. Harry. I'm really glad you went to South Dakota because it is illegal to lie down and fall asleep in a cheese factory in the state of Wisconsin.
Speaker 2:You didn't give me Wisconsin as an option. No, it was South Dakota.
Speaker 1:How's that? Oh my God, it sounds like it'd be a Wisconsin thing it did.
Speaker 2:It did you. If you would've gave me Wisconsin, I would've went with Wisconsin. But here's the thing, and here's why I think North Carolina is too close to the ocean. Therefore, the salt could affect the cheese production. Right, Don't get out of here. No, this is how I thought about it. What was my other option? South Dakota and West Virginia. I just don't see West Virginians making cheese. I feel like they love cheese. I don't see them making cheese. But South Dakota, it might get hot, but it doesn't get that hot. You don't have to pay for freezers when it's four degrees outside you don't have to pay for refrigeration, and that's how I got South Dakota.
Speaker 1:That, ladies and gentlemen, is inside of the weird brain of his.
Speaker 2:That is what we call a sweep. That has got my adrenaline going. That is what I like to see.
Speaker 1:Harry, you're sitting at 40 and 35. Still positive. Still, absolutely positive. I have no right to be positive. Still, absolutely positive.
Speaker 2:I have no right to be positive. I will always say that, I will always preach that I am still positive, but now I need to be negative.
Speaker 1:Oh sick burn.
Speaker 2:But we got some pretty sad news to report. We brought them up before the one, the only the emotional support alligator named Wally Wally. The Phillies denied him access into the stadium, rightfully so, yeah, obviously yeah. The Flyers and Gritty welcomed him with open arms.
Speaker 1:Yeah but Gritty's just weird, which I thought was amazing.
Speaker 2:Yeah, but, buddy, I need you to tell the people what happened, because I don't know if I can get through it.
Speaker 1:Wally, the emotional support alligator, is missing. He's believed to be loose in a swamp after being stolen from his enclosure during a trip to Georgia. This is coming from the Animal's Handler via a social media post. Now Wally frequently does educational visits at fairs and fundraisers. He was first reported missing a week ago while visiting Brunswick, georgia.
Speaker 1:Now recently Wally's team stated that the gator was taken by someone who placed him in another person's yard to scare them as some sort of prank. So somebody grabbed Wally and be like, hey, I'm going to throw this dude over the fence and scare the crap out of my neighbor. So what does that person do? They contact the authorities and said, hey, I got an alligator in my yard and a trapper came. He captured Wally and they released him in a nearby swamp with about 20 other stray alligators Large swamp and the trapper said the chance of finding Wally are slim to none. So he's from Dauphin County and anybody who knows any of our Pennsylvania listeners know we all are familiar with where Dauphin County is Central PA. But this goes out to you, wally. You're out there living your best life. You're missing. I need to get a tissue because I'm so sad. My nose is running, harry, that's how you know it's real sadness.
Speaker 2:It's one of those, as people, we are sad. We hate to see it happen, real sadness. It's one of those, as people, we are sad, we hate to see it happen, but at the end of the day, honestly and truly, it's one of those moments where you have to sit back and smile and you have to go. You know what he deserves this, oh yeah, I hope he survives, because I know being in captivity and then going in the wild doesn't always work out the best, but I really do. I really hope he's, because I know being in captivity and then going in the wild doesn't always work out the best, but I really do. I really hope he's out there and he grows to be 10 feet long and he starts eating whole deer, yeah, and lives his best life.
Speaker 1:And is happy Right. That's all we ever want from people.
Speaker 2:Be happy, live your best life. Just be happy, live your best life. The eel is it's just for the guy that kind of thought it'd be cool to play a prank on someone by putting an alligator in their backyard. I don't think that's ever funny. No, that's never not funny. That's never funny at all. Yeah, please don't do that, cause you don't know if there's kids there, small pets, cause next you know if there's kids there, small pets.
Speaker 1:You're going to be like Albert the alligator in New York and you're going to be the family pet for 30 years. We don't need that, folks. You don't need that. Have you noticed? We've had a lot of reptiles in our show. We got Wally, we got Albert, we got my boy Gator, who I referenced him as Crawfish earlier Just to try, and he's in WITSEC so I was trying to keep him safe, that's smart.
Speaker 2:Yeah, would also reveal that to the world Right Now.
Speaker 1:He's going to change his name Probably change to Mudbug or something.
Speaker 2:Yeah, copperhead. But enough about reptiles, let's get into something a little more slimy. Let's talk about Jonte Porter of the Toronto Raptors. Oh, Jonte. We are watching. We got playoff basketball going on in the background. We're doing our show. Professional players To the professional players that listen to our show Stop betting on sports.
Speaker 1:Come on man.
Speaker 2:Why? I don't understand it.
Speaker 1:I think it's a thrill, it's an adrenaline, it's got to be the thrill.
Speaker 2:It's got to be the try to get away with it. It's gotta be Whatever it is, but it's so stupid. John Day, enjoy your eel buddy. We'd ship it to you, but we don't ship to Canada. We don't ship eels to Canada. They get stopped at the border. It's art to you, but we don't ship to Canada. We don't ship eels to. Canada, yeah they get stopped at the border. It's our teams. Yeah, trust me, I deal with customs for a living. Yeah, have you filled out a custom?
Speaker 1:slip for USPS before.
Speaker 2:Come on, man, it's not fun no, again, I do that for a living, I know yeah.
Speaker 1:I'm done three times and I'm like I'm over this game, yeah.
Speaker 2:Yeah, but that's it, man. That's all I got for eels this week. I'm trying to keep it light, keep it happy, but that's it. That's all I got for eels this week. Trying to keep it light, trying to keep it happy, trying to keep it weird, because it is time for PWN Paul's Weird News. Here is your host, paul hey there.
Speaker 1:How are you doing? Thanks for that. Shout out. I'm out here on the streets. One day I will be reporting this from the street. I'm going to get a camera crew and be like Action 6, abc 6 News. Just stay there, and I want people behind me.
Speaker 2:So before I let you get started here, there's things we do on the show for everyone, and then there's things we do for us, and I think here's your host, paul is for me. Every time it makes me laugh oh yeah, because you're, you've been here. We're not bringing someone else in. Who knows, maybe one day we will bring someone in to do a special PWN, but for now it's still you, it's always you and you're still with me it's.
Speaker 1:It reminds me of, like SNL, the weekend update. I'm like all right now to bring you the story about whatever. And here comes that person sliding in that's us, but I'm Seth Meyers, you're Amy Poehler, and then we got somebody else doing it and I figure who you are.
Speaker 2:But how about this one?
Speaker 1:Harry.
Speaker 2:I'm sorry, I don't mind being Amy.
Speaker 1:No, because she's rich and awesome and funny. I'm just kidding, she's hilarious. So now, harry, last week we had a dog that went 2,000 miles from California to Michigan, california To Michigan. How about this week where a Utah cat with a fondness for cardboard that means this cat loves cardboard takes a surprise trip to California from Utah in an Amazon box? Oh yeah, six-year-old house cat Likes hiding and playing with cardboard. Right, cats are weird. I understand it. So the combination of that created a very stressful moment for this family. I'm trying to laugh here. So the cat pretty much got in his Amazon box for a return. They had to return something Back to Amazon. The cat gets in the box, the box gets sealed up.
Speaker 1:It reminds me of the grandma from Christmas Vacation.
Speaker 2:Yes.
Speaker 1:Ma, I think she wrapped up her cat. But then the cat gets shipped to California. Luckily it's tagged right back to the last week. Good thing you get your dog chipped and your cat's chipped. But yeah, they was chipped and they found it finally through the postage system. But my favorite quote to read this story her family is still waiting to quote system. But my favorite quote read this story Her family is still waiting to quote. Reintroduce cardboard board to her again. Like what you got to wait to reintroduce cardboard because you got shipped off.
Speaker 2:Can you just imagine trying to have that conversation like Jessica, did you ship the cat?
Speaker 1:what are you talking about? Have you seen sparkles? Yep, she was over there playing with a box. Oh, what box box was on the porch? You mean the one that the mailman picked up? How about that? Let's move from Utah region, harry, to Ghana Right, the country of Ghana and the continent of Africa. Now in the United States, especially in California, we have what we refer to as tree huggers.
Speaker 2:Right, the environmentally friendly folk, the over-environmentally friendly folk.
Speaker 1:So I say we go to Ghana because there's a man from Ghana, who's studying forestry in Alabama, who has set a world record for hugging 1,123 trees at the Tuskegee National Forest in one hour, and there's pictures of him online embracing hugs on these trees. Like him and these trees are long lost friends that he hasn't seen in eight months, lost friends that he hasn't seen in eight months. Abu Bakr, who's 29, became invested and interested in nature and conservation while growing up on a farm in Ghana and he's pursuing a master's degree at Auburn. So good on him.
Speaker 1:Here's my thing is how do you know about this record? How do you know how many times you got to hug a tree in an hour? And it's going to be different trees. It can't be the same tree. I would think it can't be, because if it's the same tree, I can hug that tree 10,000 times an hour. I don't know that's an over-exaggeration, but it wrapped both arms around each tree in a close embrace without causing any damage to the trees.
Speaker 1:No tree could be hugged more than once, requiring him to move quickly. Between each hug, this dude had to squeeze, move, squeeze, move, grab different trees. He was not able to drink water throughout it, which posed a significant challenge, especially given the physical exertion required to hug a tree. Good for him averaging 19 hug a tree. Good for him Averaging 19 trees a minute. Why? It says the record raises awareness of the importance of trees and environmental conservation. But really I think he's just being jealous or selfish, because the original record was 700. So he didn't just break the record, he shattered the record. Good for him, good for him. Good for him. Now you know who else is having some good times. How about the Minnesota Twins? Let's, harry, let's go from Alabama all the way up Drive by Chance's house. What's up, dude? Head up to Minneapolis, the home of the Minnesota Twins. You know why they call them Twins.
Speaker 2:Twin Cities, twin Cities.
Speaker 1:Man, that was a lot of pressure. Yeah, that's why their hat is a TC twin cities Hold up.
Speaker 2:Pause the show Mind's blown.
Speaker 1:Move on, you're welcome, all right. So Minnesota, they have no strange unique traditions. So last year, teams are starting to do more of hey, you hit a home run, you get a celebration right. And college football was a turnover chain, and now baseball. Last year Twins gave you a fishing vest and a plastic fishing pole. Ooh, I like that. You hit a home run. Hey, man, paying homage to the 10,000 lakes by the way, I've only got 9,990 left to see, so pretty pumped, I think I've seen 10.
Speaker 1:But this year they were riding a seven-game win streak but they were losing 2-0 against the White Sox. It's 2-0, bottom of the sixth inning inning. Now the White Sox are terrible this year. So if you're losing 2-0 to the White Sox, it's not a great game. The hitting coach, david Popkins, brought a tangy summer sausage into the dugout, right wrapped up, and he begged his players to tap him for the hit. Hey, man, before you go for the hit, do a little fist bump to this summer sausage over here they're down 2-0. But somehow the presence of the Sausage United, a flurry of hits, including back-to-back jacks from two of their players, and then in the eighth inning, carlos Santana, homers, jeffers, the hitting coach tossed Sausage to the first baseman on his return to the dugout and the home run celebration was born. Santana hits a home run, they take the lead and the hitting coach goes hey, bud, you get to hold it. So now an unopened, uncut, uneaten summer sausage is in a Ziploc bag traveling with the Minnesota Twins as their home run celebration.
Speaker 1:Buddy, I thought, they were eating sausage Me too. So when I first read it I was like wait a second. The article is the Twins home run sausage is fueling the eight game winning streak. And I'm like, bro, if you hit a home run, you get a chunk of the summer sausage, because I'm in, I'm going to hit a home run every bet.
Speaker 2:I thought it was like a grilled sausage sandwich with peppers and onions. Yeah, man, I'm in. I would hit 600 home runs a year.
Speaker 1:How did you hit seven home runs in a game four times in a row? Have you had the hitting coach's sandwich? Trust me, you want one.
Speaker 2:Sauce, no sauce, don't matter. Going four for four today.
Speaker 1:That's all the weirdness I got this week. Now back to you over there in Studio T.
Speaker 2:Hey dude, Welcome back.
Speaker 1:Yeah, hey man, it's busy out there Doing a little traffic and hecklers and I had one fan trying to get my face. Wasn't an autograph, but it's alright.
Speaker 2:You ready to pack it up? I think it might be that time. Have you ever peed yourself?
Speaker 1:Yeah, probably at one point yeah probably we all point.
Speaker 2:Yeah, probably we all have. It's human nature Whether you were young and learning or too much apple juice In there. Yeah, apparently there's a new fashion trend of pee-stained jeans.
Speaker 1:All right, then I'm out. Is somebody taking the Billy Madison quote from 30 years ago seriously?
Speaker 2:They must be.
Speaker 1:You're not cool if you don't pee your pants.
Speaker 2:No, it's just why and this is probably one of those things that is just getting blown out of proportion or whatever, but I do not see it being necessary. There's a lot of Fashion trends.
Speaker 1:this might come as a shock to a lot of our listeners and our loyal fans. I'm not the biggest fashion person. I buy my T-shirts from Michael's OK.
Speaker 2:Now, how much do you buy your?
Speaker 1:t-shirts from Michaels.
Speaker 2:Okay, how much do you buy your t-shirts for $3.99 if they're not on sale? And how much would you spend on a decent pair of jeans $60. So $608 on sale for P-Stain jeans year out.
Speaker 1:Definitely I wouldn't even spend $20 on P-Stain jeans year out. I'm definitely I wouldn't even spend $20 on P-Stain jeans. Yeah, this is just wild. Like what's weirder, right, the P-Stain jeans or horizontal zippers on the jeans? I'm going to tell you right now, if you give me a horizontal zipper on my jeans, I'm having both at the same time. I'm having horizontal P-stain jeans.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, that's fair, it's just. I don't understand fashion. I never really have.
Speaker 1:Just give me some regular jeans. Right, you got to draw the line somewhere, Harry. That's just ugh. You know who else needs to draw the line. What is the longest you've played one single game in your life?
Speaker 2:I have a short attention span, so probably not that long, right I?
Speaker 1:think I played video games for a few hours Back when I would do Battlefield with my buddies or Call of Duty. I'm terrible at them. I'm really good when I play Madden and NASCAR against the computer. They said it's super easy, that's really fun, but not long. How about a Nigerian chess champion, harry, who played the game for 60 hours straight? Why? A new global chess record? That's fair. A new global chess record? That's fair. So the Nigerian chess champion and child education advocate played chess nonstop for 60 hours in New York City's Times Square to break the Guinness World Record for the longest chess marathon. I've done marathons. I have done marathons at TV shows. I have done marathons of TV shows. I have done marathons of how much ice cream can I eat in one sitting. I've done marathons of how much apple juice can I have in one night. A marathon of chess? No, I probably could do it now. I would lose every single game.
Speaker 2:In middle school I did win the chess tournament. Fun fact, I didn't get a trophy or nothing. Very sad about that.
Speaker 1:Yeah, makes sense, but it did feel good to win. Yeah, winning is winning. Mr Onokoya, he hopes to raise a million dollars for children's education across Africa through the record attempt that began when he began it. But here's my question is how do you raise money playing chess for 60 straight hours? Are people paying you? Maybe sponsorship? Maybe because his goal was 58 hours, but once you hit 58, he's. I'm going to keep cooking. I want to go with the even 60. Meanwhile, I'm like I got the five minutes of playing chess, but I don't know, man.
Speaker 2:Now question how many did he win?
Speaker 1:So it doesn't say how many games he won, but that he did it for 60 hours of chess. I think that's wild.
Speaker 2:We can do 60.
Speaker 1:Yeah, we could do that. We'll do 61 hours of chess. I don't know what else we need. Do we have to play? Can it be one game and you and I just keep researching how to play? But how about this, Harry? This is recent news 50 Cent Curtis Jackson, aka Fitty, is opening up G-Unit Studios in Shreveport, Louisiana.
Speaker 2:Not far from you.
Speaker 1:It's literally right across the river. He wants to make Shreveport what Tyler Perry did to Atlanta. Ooh, okay, and I am in. Mr Curtis Jackson, if you need two entrepreneurial podcasters to start up and work in your studio, I happen to know some guys. I'll be tweeting you later, don't worry.
Speaker 1:Yeah, let's get those tweets out yeah, as long as we don't get shot nine times over in Shreveport, which is also possible. Everybody's listening this far. You know who this episode is brought to you by. This episode is brought to you by Traveler Collective. Enter code TRAPPEDSTREAM20 to get 20% off your next order from TravelerCollectivecom. Great company, great business, great products. Be sure to follow us on Facebook at the Trapp Stream, and Instagram and Twitter at TroutStreamPod. Look, next bracket's going up there Biggest pet peeve. It's time to give us your options, your thoughts and what is your biggest pet peeve. Leave a rating, review and whatever streaming platform you listen to us from. The best way, the absolute best way to expand Trout Stream is by word of mouth from listeners like you. Tell all your friends, family, coworkers, harry who else? Bryce Harper? Tell Bryce Harper about your new favorite podcast. Thanks for listening. Don't get your lines tangled.
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