Drifting on Arroyo
Drifting on Arroyo
Episode 132 - Drift and Weight: A Journey to Better Health
Returning from their summer hiatus, the Drift Down the Road podcast crew kicks off with a technological upgrade that brings their first-ever remote call-in guest. Between laughs about a Home Depot "crop dusting" incident and cravings for chile relleno burritos, the conversation takes a serious turn when health becomes the focal point.
A recent stroke scare involving one host's father becomes the catalyst for the episode's most compelling segment - a weight loss challenge where each participant commits to losing 20 pounds. But this is no ordinary fitness pact. The hosts develop a unique accountability system where everyone must reach their target weight, or the successful participants will be "held hostage" in terms of dietary choices until the stragglers catch up. It's a fascinating look at how friendship, peer pressure, and genuine care can combine to create powerful motivational structures.
The episode weaves through discussions of modern technology's impact on privacy, with one host sharing how managers are now using AI-equipped eyeglasses to record workplace conversations without explicit consent. This leads to thoughtful debate about the boundaries between public and private spaces in the digital age. The hosts also expose predatory "alpha male" online coaching programs that target vulnerable young men, sharing a personal story of how one host's son nearly fell victim to such schemes.
A somber conversation about situational awareness follows the tragic story of a Ukrainian refugee murdered on public transit, prompting reflection on how small decisions can dramatically impact personal safety. Despite the heavy topics, the episode maintains the show's signature balance of authentic friendship, humor, and meaningful discussion.
Ready to join their weight loss challenge or share your thoughts? The hosts invite listeners to call in at 323-207-0012. Tune in next week when they'll be joined by "El Profe" while two hosts adventure in Yosemite. Keep on drifting!
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Welcome back to the Drifting on Arroyo podcast. This is Mig, this is Lano, oh, Rick Amateur.
Lano:Yeah.
Mig:What an amateur, bro, we got a call coming in.
Lano:Hold on Hold on, bro. What an amateur.
Ricky:Bro, we got a call coming in. Hold on, hold on Bro. Rk6. Pulero.
Lano:I felt like something was missing.
Ricky:dude Pulero.
Mig:What the hell? See what happens when you miss your assignment so many times in a row.
Ricky:All right, I don't think we've ever let that song play that long, all right oh that sounds good. All right now. What the hell you happy about?
Lano:damn you guys on there oh surprise, marky mark, I hear a little echo. What are you using your phone?
Mark:yeah, I got my phone, man, you got AirPods or anything.
Lano:Yeah, let me fix this, Because we got a little echo Surprise mark the shark For all you tech guys Nice.
Mark:You can hear the music and everything. This is good, man.
Lano:You did good on this and you're such a nerd Lano, we got this update during the break, but we'll see.
Mark:Hold on.
Mig:Let me get my headphones on. That's why we were gone for so long, just so I could figure all this shit out.
Ricky:This is exciting.
Lano:I still hear an echo, but maybe the headphones will fix it if he puts something on, or AirPods, I don't hear the echo no more. Yeah, the echo's gone. Well, he stopped talking. Oh, I don't hear the echo, no more yeah, the echo's gone.
Ricky:Well, he stopped talking. Oh well, I don't hear myself. You know, no, that you were able to hear the echo of us yeah so there mark well, he might have to call in again.
Lano:I don't know if we lost him no you're still there mark does this show connected? Oh, he's there, there he is. Does this show connected? Oh, he's there, there he is. Yeah, now we can hear you can hear us, right? No, echo.
Mark:Yeah, I got you.
Mig:I got you in my headphones now oh shit, dude, we're so, dude, we're professional. Now man damn.
Mark:Hey, dude, we just we just leveled up hey, man, you guys, we get some followers, now we get get some likes, we're going to go big Dude yeah, we're going big.
Mig:Hey, dude here we come Now that we can have Colin guest man and set this shit up and you don't got to struggle to get down here to the studio Shit.
Mark:Hey, this is wild.
Ricky:I've seen a lot of podcasts and Lano's setup is top-notch dude, the sound, the look, the video. He's got everything down pat.
Mig:I've heard a lot of podcasts too and a lot of like famous or people with money like big shows their shit sucks man but don't give him too many props, because his head's gonna get bigger than it already is no, but this is cool because we've been working on this for a while.
Mark:When did you guys start? When did you guys start the podcast?
Lano:You came in during the intro, right in the intro, when the music was playing.
Mark:Oh, sweet man.
Mig:When you go back and watch it on YouTube, you'll see we're clowning Rick because he didn't have the microphone ready.
Mark:He had to hit it under the curtain yeah, he had to hit it under the curtain, how you?
Mig:guys been man.
Mark:Good man. It's been a long time since I've been in college. You guys, I know we chat on text, but, man, how you guys been A little summer break.
Mig:Chill man.
Ricky:We're hanging in there.
Mark:We're ready to go hit up that burrito spot oh yeah, oh man, that burrito dude the way she chopped up the chile relleno and she threw the chile relleno, the one in Inglewood right, the one in Inglewood.
Ricky:We need that chile relleno in our life.
Lano:I sent it to Compton.
Ricky:Compton yeah.
Mark:Compton.
Ricky:We need that in our lives and she rolled it up.
Mark:Yeah, she rolled it up and the side. I said, hell, no, that's what I need, dude hey but what do you think?
Ricky:We gotta get like a few of them to try them all.
Mark:Yeah, we gotta go and cut them in half, dude, half here, half there.
Mig:I'll definitely try the adobada one. I'm all about adobada dude.
Ricky:We gotta.
Mark:That was good.
Mig:For those not in the know, adobada is basically al pastor, yeah.
Mark:But the reason they call Al Pastor, I think your listeners know, bro.
Mig:I think your listeners know no well. Tell me what the difference is between Aldobada and Al Pastor. You talking to me. Yeah, I'm talking to you fool who me? Yeah, I'm calling you out.
Mark:Beetlejuice who me, who me, I'm just chilling we. Beetlejuice Oobie Oobie, I'm just chilling, nothing.
Lano:We need a picture of Mark to show on the screen, so in the camera we can just show his face.
Ricky:Oh yeah, when he talks it adds to his face. Yeah Well, you got to pick your profile pic, Mark so we can put you on
Lano:the screen.
Mark:Can you get it like an AI shark? Shark with your face on it? Like, have your face on the shark. I'm on church, I'm chad gbt. The difference between aguila and let me, let me save you the trouble.
Mig:Okay, it's basically the same spices, same preparation and everything both ways. The only difference is al pastor is made on the spit, Like on that trompo. And adobada is just made in the oven.
Mark:I don't like adobada. I know shambana.
Mig:He wants to see that thing cut he wants to see it cut and fall on his taco, on his tortilla. I do. You just want to be like a little bitch and have them flip?
Ricky:that little pineapple on there, get that little slice of piña on there too we're getting spicy in the podcast now.
Mark:Back in the days it was like now we're calling everybody bitches and shit. Hey, man, you're bringing it out of me, dog you. I remember back in the days it was like language control.
Mig:Now we're calling everybody bitches and shit. Hey man, You're bringing it out of me. Dog, you got to stay back hard.
Mark:Hey I came up.
Ricky:I came in fucking pretty pissed off because I was showing Miggy before the show started, these bolts for the cylinder. And when I was at Home Depot looking at the trays of the metrics, uh bolts yeah, this fucking asian guy walks by me on the phone and fucking crop dusts me. Dude, dude, I, literally I turn around and he's just like whatever, just like still talking on the phone, turns around Like he didn't care, dude.
Mig:He didn't turn around to give you a. Oh sorry.
Ricky:No, hell no.
Mig:I was like this bastard.
Mark:Why did you bolt? Why didn't you get to stop?
Lano:him Dude because.
Ricky:I needed my screws, my bolts, and then I was looking.
Mark:Go get a gasket, lube or something, bro, go back after.
Ricky:I did. And then that shit happened. I looked down the aisle like I did, like I gave him a look and I'm like what the fuck is your problem? Like. And then I was looking down the aisle like someone's gotta be filming, like someone's like cause this dude ripped nah, it was an old man, he was an old dude.
Mark:He was an old dude man. Next thing you put a trash can over your head.
Ricky:I guarantee you if he was old.
Mig:I guarantee you he didn't know he farted Because your dad does that shit all the time.
Ricky:That shit was loud. I thought he was going to turn around and laugh about it. I don't know. He just carried on with his fucking phone call, bastard.
Mark:I don't know. He just like carried on with his fucking phone call. Bastard. That guy dude, he got married for sure. Only a married man would do that.
Ricky:He don't even care hey, mark, what do you think? These guys we're gonna be me and Mark are gonna be in Yosemite next week oh yeah, so I don't know if we should call in Nah.
Mark:We should use this app.
Lano:Are you on the phone? Yeah, Are you using your cell phone?
Ricky:I mean you could do it or just do a little quick segment.
Mig:Probably, if you get reception.
Mark:Yeah, I have my cell phone on the. It's actually pretty cool guys. I have my cell phone on dresser and I'm just flipping through my graffiti magazine, so it's not. That's not bad, it's pretty dope. Yeah, I'm not even close to my phone. I don't even have to be on my phone or nothing, have my airpods on, just doing it because you're talking through your airpods.
Lano:Yeah, yeah, that's cool that gets rid of the echo because it won't come out the speakers and yeah, pick up I put you guys on mute when I went downstairs.
Mark:When you guys can't hear me oh, oh, okay, okay, there we go. Yeah, I was supposed to be. I just came back right now from a walk. Dude did like a little walk with a rucksack, oh, and then so I didn't get to text the first time, so I heard it. I heard it come through, but I didn't read it, though this is a perfect this is a perfect.
Lano:This is a perfect transition right here so yeah, let me do a shout out one of our OG. He calls himself the OG. Original listeners my dad. Og Mike knee replacement surgery yesterday. He just came out of the hospital, maybe like 3 hours ago he's recovering for knee replacement is he good?
Mig:yeah, no, he's good, he's at home. You should have get Rick the heads up. He could have probably gone with them for knee replacement. Is he good? Yeah, no, he's good. I mean, he's at home, man, you should have raked the heads up, man, you could have probably gone with him, yeah.
Ricky:Shout out Mike, yeah, I.
Mark:Yeah, get well soon, Mike.
Ricky:Yeah, get, well, soon He'll like.
Mark:Wolverine.
Ricky:Yeah, because I busted my knee the Friday before Labor Day weekend.
Mig:That's what I wanted to do with this show. I wanted to welcome you to the broken down old man club.
Ricky:Man, I've been breaking down man.
Lano:It was a non-contact injury, like nothing happened, like you were by yourself.
Ricky:Yeah, I was non-contact.
Mark:I was trying to get a raise. I was stepping into the trench I was trying to get promotion.
Ricky:My knee just like got caught up high into the trench. We're trying to get promotion. My knee just like got caught up high on the trench and my knee twisted and it just popped. But so I went and continued twisting my knee, like I spun to straighten out my knee and I pulled my knee towards me.
Mig:You say that even one of his employees heard it pop dude yeah.
Ricky:My helper right next to me is like man, that your knee, my whole life flashed before my eyes Like welcome to the club. That's scary, it's a tightness. The pain is inside my knee and it's, and it feels like. When I get the pain it feels like a tightness. So until I start moving it and I start walking around, then the pain goes away, like I don't have no swelling.
Mig:But It'll come randomly.
Ricky:Yeah, that's why.
Mig:You'll wake up one morning and it'll just be swollen for no reason.
Ricky:Yeah.
Mark:So are you like, are you the handicap or anything like that, or?
Ricky:what? Nah, I'm not. I mean I, I would welcome a handicap plaque so I could park in the front parking lot, maybe an express lane. I mean I would take that.
Mark:So is it going to derail your Segway?
Ricky:Yeah, okay, so health-wise, and also how Miggy's always talking about. The generations are soft and all this. I'm going to challenge you guys. We got to get healthy, especially with this, with health scares from my dad.
Lano:Oh, what happened with your dad? Just normal stuff or new stuff.
Mig:For all you drifters out there. About a month ago we had a pretty good scare my dad, me and Rick. Our dad had a stroke.
Lano:Yeah, oh, wow, I didn't know that.
Mig:So it was pretty mild in nature but still scary.
Ricky:Yeah.
Mig:But very preventable. The reason it happened is because he wasn't taking his meds, and especially the cholesterol one. And they say that's what happened. The cholesterol caused a blockage and a part of the blockage broke off and went up into his brain and started causing a stroke, but lucky enough we were, we were able to get him to the hospital fast enough to where nothing major happened.
Ricky:So yeah, he's on the mend, he's doing good.
Lano:So diet is important, exercise is important he was by himself or like you're home oh, it was.
Mig:Uh, it was at home. It was on a saturday morning you're home too.
Ricky:Yeah, oh wow so this is kind of calling you guys out because I want us to do a challenge, a weight loss challenge, because we need to get going.
Mig:I need to, I know I need to.
Ricky:But this is I'm in, and I'm saying it more like because I want you to get serious. We're all included, but you pick your target weight that you want to lose, just losing weight. It's not about you have to do this exercise, you have to diet this.
Ricky:however, you can do it, we have to hit our target weight but, this is the thing you pick your target weight, lano, you pick your target weight you want. I pick my target weight and then, mark, I don't know if you want in on it, but I'll get down. We all got to hit our target weight To get the reward. Yeah, no no.
Ricky:But the reward is that you know we're healthy. We stay with the routine, yeah, and then even pass. But let's just say I hit my target weight, lionel hits his target weight, Mark hits his target weight and you're lagging and you're struggling because you're not disciplined for whatever reason.
Mig:Well, they're lagging because I'm not disciplined.
Ricky:For you're not disciplined. So I want to say you're going to hold us hostage where we'll have to just eat like salads, like we won't be able to Until he gets there. Until he gets there, oh shit, you can't win. So that's why. Because just like money is like, oh, you know, he won the money, whatever. No, that way, you know, you're holding us hostage and we can't have our good food Until you're Getting serious.
Mig:This is some Full metal jacket. Jelly Donut shit right there, man Yup.
Ricky:And I think you need that, that, that push yeah, cause there's no more.
Mark:Excuses.
Ricky:No more body pain Cause a lot of the body pain. It'll, it'll. It'll help out With losing A lot of the weight. Yeah.
Lano:So Okay, we're in September. So what are you saying? Like 2026?
Ricky:I mean like January, no, no, no, we got to start it Like if we're starting.
Lano:No, no, no, but like we start now, but the end date is like next year, until we all hit our weight, oh, until you hit the date.
Ricky:No, we have to.
Mig:That's the whole point, like if I'm not showing progress and you guys are. That's the whole point of what Rick's saying.
Ricky:He's holding us hostage.
Mig:It's like say you guys all Drop. Like say Rick dropped 20 pounds, you dropped 15. You know, mark dropped 15 and I gained 2. You know, that's when you guys can start saying it's like okay, you know. Well, you know it's like we're going to have to start living miserable until you, until I start showing improvement.
Ricky:And that way that shows you that look, yeah, cause that's going to make me feel like shit Cause.
Mig:I'm like dude, it's like there's consequences because I'm not trying and I'm making you guys suffer because I'm not trying. Yeah, and that's like the whole point of our discussions of accountability and responsibility for this new generation Yep, where you know Rick's like hitting it on the nail, where he's saying that I just want to like bitch, bitch, bitch about it, but do nothing.
Mark:Yeah.
Mig:So he's calling Hold on.
Mark:You guys are talking about just losing weight, like we can't gain weight. What if I think I look better at 325?
Lano:Wow, what's your target weight?
Mig:It's weight or body percentage no weight dude as long as you lose your boobies, dude Don't want you gonna stare at me when I see you.
Mark:Wow, unless he could you don't gotta tell me hey, I'm up here, anymore, I say hey, my eyes are up here, my eyes are up here.
Ricky:Lalo needs to fit in that death row basketball jersey and you know what? What's the deadline for this? No, no deadline. It's.
Lano:It's until everybody hits their weight and we hold the other hostage or something. So we can?
Ricky:we can all be miserable eating. We got to pick, all right, since once we hit our weight, whatever it is like, we're stuck to eating just salads or this or that until Mick hits his weight.
Mark:All right, well, we got to outline it. What's like the penalty mill? And then, how are we going to track our weights? Are we going to weigh and set a picture to each other or something, and hold each other accountable, like that?
Ricky:However, we need to lose the weight.
Lano:That's up to us, but every show an update, or once a month an update.
Mig:Yeah, well, we can figure it out.
Ricky:Okay, but at least, let's figure out what's the reasonable penalty like once out. What's the the a reasonable penalty? Um?
Mig:yeah like once, once someone hits the weight, this is what you just eat, or you're stuck eating that, or what would be a good since, since my weight loss, my goal is gonna be a lot more and you guys, more than likely, are probably gonna hit your goals first. Should I? Should I set like levels? It's going to be a lot more and you guys, more than likely, are probably going to hit your goals first. Should I set like levels? We can set levels To where I want to get to.
Ricky:Yep, we can set levels. Like, my first milestone would be so-and-so, and second milestone would be this one, Because hopefully that kickstarts you and then you get in your routine.
Mig:Yeah, and then we don't even have to do the challenge anymore, it's all about routine yeah.
Mark:It's just getting you into that routine. Yeah, it's all about discipline.
Ricky:Yeah.
Mig:Yeah, discipline and checks and balances too, but say, we hit our weight.
Ricky:It could be like all right, you know we want to. Our next challenge is it could be like we want to do a mountain like I want to. Our next challenge is it could be like we, we want to do a mountain, uh, like london could be. I want to do a mountain peak hike. I ain't going to work with donald. Oh no, I'm just. Yeah, I'm not going to. I'm not going to. That guy leaves you for dead. Fuck that guy I remember that yeah so it could be like a next challenge yeah like, because there's only so much weight that we'll be able to lose.
Mig:I know.
Ricky:So we can just do all right. My next challenge is I want to do a half marathon in so many minutes, Right, so once I hit that, or just runs or whatever, like we just set different goals.
Ricky:I mean so, like if you want to do the first levels, like, all right, we're going to do 10 pounds, 15 pounds, 15 pounds, and then we do it like that, okay, because yeah, I mean to do for you to hold us hostage if we hit our weight, for you to hold us hostage until you lose 50 pounds. It'll take a while, so we can do levels, this hostage until you lose 50 pounds. Yeah, it'll take a while so we can do levels. Because I mean me too. I mean I'm trying to kick the habit of fucking eating junk food in.
Mig:Yeah, I mean that's hard.
Ricky:I go up and down and weigh, like I'm not happy with my weight and I need a drop. I'm like what? 245 right now For the marathon. I want to be like at 215. Yeah, so I can feel, so I can get that hit that four hours. I think I need to be at 215.
Lano:How close have you gotten that four hours?
Ricky:It was one year. I was like four hours, like nine minutes, I think Something like that.
Mig:I was close to like 10 minutes 10 minutes yeah.
Ricky:But that was a few years ago and that and that, and I was so pissed because I got fucking cramps If I didn't have cramps, I would have already broke.
Lano:I feel like this year you're doing good with your training, but then I don't remember.
Mig:Yeah, doing good with your training, but then I don't remember.
Ricky:Yeah no, yeah, it was good. What was your time this year? Um, I think I was just under five hours. Okay, you felt yourself. You felt yourself get hurt, or you felt like you didn't want to.
Lano:I guessed out, I guessed out, so that's what I was. Every year you do it. Are you feeling like you're getting um like more tired, like more tired, because your body's like no getting older every year?
Ricky:the past years I haven't trained for it so it's like I just go out and do it. I mean, of course I'm gonna feel horrible, so I can't even gauge if I'm, you know, going downhill. I was gonna.
Ricky:I mean your body's getting older every year yeah, but if you stay in the routine like I always say, I'm gonna stay running all year long and I don't, but I. But if you stay in the routine like I always say, I'm going to stay running all year long and I don't, but I think if you stay in that routine, it'll be fine. Because, dude, if these damn 60, 70-year-olds are still down out there doing good times because they're runners.
Lano:But that's their routine. I mean they wake up and probably run.
Mig:Yeah, they're dedicated runners. Eat their toast and everything. I mean they wake up and probably run. Yeah, they're dedicated runners.
Lano:Eat their toast and everything.
Mark:Avocado toast. All right, so women weighing in.
Ricky:All right, well, look it, we're going to Yosemite next weekend, next week, so you can see, you want to start after Yosemite. Well, no.
Mig:Let's start it right here.
Mark:We got to start after those burritos.
Ricky:Oh damn, let's get serious here. Every time Mickey hits a milestone we get burritos after. Mickey hits a milestone well, like I mean it's up to us, like if we eat a burrito, that's just gonna delay the process like we could eat.
Mig:That's the thing. There's like no, there's no rules to. There's like no, there's no rules to it.
Ricky:There's no restrictions. It's just you got to get to that weight however you want. Do it.
Mig:however you can yeah.
Ricky:So, okay, let's set the weight. So what do you? How many pounds do you want to do your first? Your first 20? Is your target, lano? What do you want to do?
Mig:your first, your first.
Ricky:Probably 20. 20? Is your target. Lano, what do you want?
Lano:I want to be down. You said you're going to go down to 215?.
Ricky:No, no, that's for a race, that's for a marathon.
Lano:Oh, like your first step. Yeah, what's your first? Like Milestone. Probably like 20 pounds, I guess so 20, 15 pounds Both of you 20. 15 or 20?
Ricky:I'll do 15. I'll do 15. I think I'll do 15. I'll do 20. I'll do 20. Well then, I'll do 20. Mark, what do you get?
Lano:Did we lose him?
Ricky:Yeah, I know how convenient.
Lano:I suppose he's still connected.
Mig:Yeah, he's. Maybe he can't answer because he has a mouthful of burrito.
Mark:Hey, I'll do 20. I'll do 20.
Ricky:Alright, so 20 across the board.
Mark:Yeah, 20 across the board.
Lano:I feel like Mickey's going to lose the weight more because he's bigger.
Ricky:Yeah, you would be easier to lose the weight If.
Mig:I dedicate myself, it should come off pretty fast.
Ricky:Yeah, I mean, it could start even tomorrow morning, mick, but you getting up and doing a walk and get going, like it has to start tomorrow, so tomorrow morning are we going to send our weight in?
Mark:tomorrow morning we have our group chat. Just take a picture.
Ricky:Yeah, yeah, let's take a look at tomorrow.
Mark:Yeah.
Ricky:Let's wear ourselves tomorrow morning, and then we all text our weight.
Lano:That's going to be scary. I haven't been on the scale in a long time. It's going to be scary.
Mark:Oh man, you have to find it.
Lano:You have to find the scale am all right we're going 20 across the board
Mark:20 across all right 20 across the board way in the morning, yeah yeah all right so yeah, real quick, real quick. You guys, if I log out of this app because I'm checking the like comic book prices from the background ebay, if I switch out of the app, then I don't think you guys hear me. Just a little heads up oh, okay, oh not a problem, alright cool
Ricky:we're gonna get going 20 pounds. We wait tomorrow morning. Alright, we're on the listeners are hearing we're getting this shit started. 20 pounds and um.
Mark:I'm gonna weigh myself with a 35 pound weight.
Mig:Dirty Wato bro, he's going to have someone else put their foot on the scale. Why are you telling?
Mark:those paintings, that's my wife.
Ricky:Alright cool, we got it.
Mig:Challenge accepted.
Ricky:We're on the drifting in the royal.
Mig:Weight loss challenge.
Lano:Yeah.
Mig:If any drifters out there want to join in, let us know. I mean, just do it and Keep us posted either call in Number anybody, it's 213. I mean, just do it and keep us posted. Either call in Number Anybody, anybody Number.
Ricky:It's 213-323-323-207-0012.
Mig:Nice yeah, finally got it.
Lano:I thought we got some phone messages because we've been off the air for about a month. Summer break always hits us. We try to get on.
Mig:That would be 323-207-0012. Something else.
Ricky:That's good.
Mig:On a little side note, I don't know if we have new listeners now or old listeners, or listened to our last show when we introduced that Barron's Baseball Academy.
Lano:And the audio podcast blew up on that. We had. We had some big numbers yeah.
Mig:So I just want to give uh baron's baseball academy a shout out and um, they have been hitting tournaments and they have been winning.
Ricky:They've been bringing home the bringing home the rings, the jewelry, the hardware ever since they've been winning, yeah, well I mean, they were the luck charm I hope so.
Mig:Yeah, but uh, they're, they're doing good.
Mark:Who are these? Who are these folks? The baron folks? That's all you post on instagram. Yeah, they're. They're just um they're they.
Mig:They started, um, just like homies and stuff. Well, I like them. You know from the hood, you know just just guys, that that grew up playing baseball, that had seen a need for the community needing like some kind of guidance and leadership, you know, for the kids that want to play baseball. You know. So they formed an academy or a club. You know the Barron's Baseball Club or Academy, where they take kids and they teach them like the fundamentals and they play in, you know, in the rec leagues and they do a travel ball and tournament play and everything. So you know they do all ages and they just started doing girls softball and baseball. Also they're expanding.
Ricky:Yeah, they're expanding. Yeah, they're expanding, okay, okay.
Mig:That's why we had them on the show, that way they can get a little more exposure. You know it's like I told them. You know it's like for whoever listens to us. Hopefully some people that are interested, you know will hear and you know, expand them, because I talk to the coaches a lot.
Mig:Before we had my friend Sylvia on and the coaches, you know they explained to me that at first he started just there was a couple of kids. You know that they were playing, you know, trying to teach a baseball and from a couple of kids and turned into more and then they had like a full team and you know, now they have like all ages and different levels, you know just like kind of like all snowball and avalanche, you know, but like with anything like that that they do, you know they need support, you know. Or they need more, more kids, you know, to fill bigger teams and more teams, you know, so that way they can be more competitive. You know they need help, like with fundraising and stuff. So that that's why I keep on posting on the instagram all the barons of baseball stuff, you know, and uh, that way you guys can check out their uh website also see what they're all about hey, I saw you spamming it.
Mark:Good deal, it was on there a lot.
Lano:So Well, we got a lot of, like, new listeners. And then I want to give a shout out. I got some new listeners at work Samantha and Daniel. They started listening to the show, so shout out to them. What episode did they start listening to the week before the last one?
Ricky:They listen or they watch.
Lano:They listen.
Ricky:Oh, okay.
Mig:Yeah because the YouTube numbers still need to.
Ricky:Go up. If people are used to listening, they're not going to go back and listen. We're not that entertaining.
Mig:No, I think people more than anything, just like listening to us in the background While they're working and stuff or on a drive Rather than watch us.
Mark:That's what I do. I listen to you guys while I'm on the road, Either first thing in the morning. I put it on YouTube.
Ricky:Don't lie. I know I got you hooked on the AMU Universe drama. Hey, this guy, rick, dude this guy.
Mark:Rick you know, I don't know. Do you guys know how deep he is, this alpha male universe? Dude you don't know.
Ricky:What is it? Explain it? I've told them about it All the alpha males and their life coaching courses.
Mig:Like.
Mark:I touched base on it, you touched on it, yeah, yeah yeah, but it's like I went down, I'm going down a rabbit hole the last couple of days. This guy, rick, knows what's up and you know what. There's a couple of people out there. There's one called American Thor. There's another dude he's badass. Yeah, yeah. And then there's one other cat, some third dude but hey, there's john johnny.
Mark:So he's talking smack about all these people who just like juiced up to have these little workout programs. Matter of fact, I want to start a program for you guys. If you guys want to lose some weight, I have a program I want to sell you guys. You know you guys want to get in, bro, this is stupid I was talking about one of the guys.
Mig:Yeah, this king of you guys want to get in, bro. This is a good segue this dude's stupid.
Ricky:My program. This dude's stupid. I was talking about one of the guys.
Mig:Yeah.
Ricky:This King Azule he calls himself.
Lano:Yeah, he's all this stupid.
Ricky:He texts me he's like King Azule is the GOAT. I'm like, yeah, you wouldn't say that because you guys are both Van Damme fans.
Mark:Like big Van Damme fans. Like big Van Damme fans. What'd you say, this dude Zule? No, he's not. He's the John Club Van Damme fan. Yeah.
Mark:But no this fool right here was diagnosed. He said I was diagnosed fearless. The doctor diagnosed him fearless. Bro, this guy, king Zule, is a real deal. He's the only one I know in my life, dude who's 27 years old. He's the only one I know in my life, dude who's 27 years old. He's a multi-billionaire. He sold computer chips to make his money. He's been part of the Delta Force, cia, green Beret. He went to Britain for rape. This guy's inspirational bro. If you don't know about him, the baseball team need to get him off.
Ricky:And then what did he do at 15? He was fucking caged. He beat off 30 men and then the mob boss here in LA said they took him out of the wing.
Mark:Yeah, took him out of the wing.
Ricky:He wants to be a made man, a made dude.
Mark:Yeah, told this 15-year-old kid.
Ricky:He wanted him to work with them.
Mark:I was not inspired after hearing the story. I was kind of feeling stupid for my own life. I thought what have I done? You know?
Ricky:hey, you start. You started saying like you were wrong for telling andrew not to take that course. Huh, you're like yeah, for real, my son got duped in that.
Mark:Yeah, what am I doing? You know this guy is good, but you know what's funny is every single dude who's like this influencer, alpha male influencer. They're all short man, they're like 5'5 and 5'6 or something like that.
Mig:They're like short guys.
Ricky:Every single one, dude. It's true, because they claim that they're 6 feet.
Mark:Yeah, they're Tom Cruise height. They're Tom Cruise height.
Ricky:Mark's boy Wes Watson, the top alpha clown he uses these imitation chucks that have like a two-inch lift on it. The fuck. These Gucci sandals also have like an extra padding that makes him like an inch and a half taller. He's like dude. He's a clown dude. But mark's almost caught up with all that stuff yeah, no, but do you guys? Uh, do yourself a favor, don't ever have to listen hey, it's a reality show, dude, it's, it's literally a reality show for real it is a reality show, dude, and you can and you can actually contact these people and try to get on their course.
Ricky:Wow, this, this guy, vincent. And they're all in miami. Majority of them are in miami, yeah they all I'm telling you, they almost got mark's boy. He was almost getting his boy against against them.
Mark:They actually no, for reals, no joke. They're telling my son like hey, man, yeah, I don't it. When they're Thomas son, look, you can sign up for the course, it's like five grand. My son's like I don't have five grand. They said so you have a credit line. Yeah, yeah, he's like no thought we can help you create one right now. You know 30 grand on. Like you know a master card, some of that dude. They had him hook land a sinker bro. We had to go in there and like take his phone from him, you know, and get him to get off of that bro, because he would have got sucked in, dude Big time.
Lano:You can't imagine how many young dudes fall for that shit, dude.
Mark:They're out there to get these kids, bro For sure.
Ricky:That's why.
Mark:I'm just bringing awareness to it. Dude, I think I'm doing my job. You're doing your job by getting likes and follows and you're sharing the videos with me. You know what I mean.
Ricky:You're doing exactly what you want no, no, no. I'm showing you the guys that are going after them. I don't watch their videos. I watch their videos through the reactions that these influencers do. Dubs is another one. Yeah, so they all show what's going on with their videos.
Mark:Yeah, he's right.
Ricky:So we're giving them views, so you're using your platform To expose these guys. Yeah, we need to put like a hashtag um, like bubble army and hashtag um yeah, any bravo films, that way they can come over I think we need to talk about it. I think I need to give an update every week.
Lano:That way, we need a we need a five minute update, or 10 minute we need we need to save these young men.
Mig:It's like that, dude. You showed us that. That bust up those scams, those phone call scams, from the building and stuff.
Lano:Or he'll drop a package or something, right, no no, no, no, no.
Mark:it's like the Indian, right yeah that's payback. Okay, let's check it out. Dude, this is the funny thing. I'm going to tell you something. I never had anything like that show up on my algorithm until Rick sent me these videos. So, right on that, as I was scrubbing my pool today, you know, because my son's in college, so I was going to the pool and I'm listening to one of these, you know, Bubba, whatever. And after that it goes to a scammer and I got sucked into that bro, I'm like listen to the scammer.
Mark:Just brain rot.
Ricky:He tells me. He tells me, on Sunday I sent him the that knife.
Mig:Oh yeah, the Assassin's Creed knife and Mark goes.
Ricky:He's like he goes. What'd you say about?
Mark:my algorithm. You're like, I love your algorithm.
Ricky:Yeah, yeah, for reals that shit is crazy, man. A lot of shit is coming out. I don't even think we can get that in california.
Mark:Yeah no, no, dude, uh did you? I mean, I mean just between you and I, bro did you? Uh, did you watch any of uh apple apple release date today yeah, I saw a little thing this morning.
Lano:What is that?
Mark:don't be secretive to look at their new. It's just apple release, bro. You know they release like the new devices, oh, apple.
Lano:So they they had an announcement today, the keynote, and they. They talked about all the new phones and stuff's coming out, their new products coming out this year. What's what's?
Mark:are you gonna get anything?
Lano:well, I'll get the new phone because we we upgrade every year and then um my airpods, and then in two months they're gonna have the, the better one and then in another month and a half, they're gonna have the even better one and then four months after I don't want to go down this road. I don't know if you saw the, the airpods.
Mark:Like they have a translation thing yeah, they'll translate the translation thing on it, bro.
Lano:That's, that's probably dope that earpods, yeah, so you could, you could hear someone talking shit about you yeah, I mean you could talk to someone and they'll translate for you lower their voice going over there and getting pedicure.
Mark:When he's getting pedicure, he's gonna hear how bad of a tipper he is.
Lano:Or how bad his feet smell. I tip excellent.
Mark:I tip excellent.
Mig:Well, what would be good is that Rick could finally hear what that old man that crop dusted him was saying, that bastard.
Ricky:Dude, I wanted to, I wanted to fucking kick his shin, dude.
Mark:I can't believe he got me like that dude.
Ricky:Hey, you know on the way here and then you know coming in. I got the sun and this bastard behind me was tugging at me and I was like what the? I kept saying what the fuck Like back off me, like this, that and what happens? I fucking hit the car in front of me Like keeping an eye on the idiot behind me, dumbass.
Ricky:You bumped him or what it was like you know, jumping on the 10 to the 5? Yeah, you know what backs up? Yeah, I didn't hit him hard, but it was like I was so focused on that idiot I didn't know how to realize how close it was. And it just like boom, and I'm like fuck, get off. And then like nothing happened. His car, nothing happened to mine. He was just like it was a cool dude. He's like, oh, is he cool? Yeah, he's like nothing happened. He's like he told me don't fall asleep, like the idiot.
Lano:I was looking at the idiot behind me and you're in your work van, or what are you?
Mig:doing oh, my car. What do you? What do you tell you? Yeah, I was doing the same thing, malibu, yeah.
Lano:Yeah, I know he's looking behind you, hit him yeah.
Ricky:Yeah, I was like dude, what the hell.
Mig:Talking about the rabbit holes, yeah, there was a while back, like a few weeks ago, I went down this freaking rabbit hole because it came up on my YouTube. I don't know why it came up, but it was crazy as hell. I should have saved the pages. Well, I could probably go dig it up, but I wanted to send it to Mark because it was all about the MCU characters.
Mig:Marvel, you know, like if they made the movies but with actors like, if, like, if say they would have made it in the 70s, who would have played who you know?
Mark:like actors, don't tell me you're going to bring up Sylvester Stallone being Wolverine.
Mig:Oh dude, clint Eastwood. They had Clint Eastwood playing Wolverine and he looked badass dude.
Mark:Hey, you gotta search the web. There's a picture Wood playing.
Mig:Wolverine and he looked badass dude.
Mark:Hey, you gotta search the web. There's a picture of Sylvester Stallone playing Wolverine. It's so corny man.
Mig:But I think it was gonna be a thing. I don't think I saw him playing that, but they did show one where he was the Punisher.
Mark:I checked that out. I think thisisher would have probably dope.
Mig:Yeah, but it was cool, man, because it was like showing actors from like the 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s, Like who would play who.
Lano:We got something on the screen. Is this, the one you can't see, but he's wearing like a red shirt. A red shirt, and then he has the haircut.
Mig:Yeah, that is pretty whack. Who is that, sylvester?
Lano:Stallone yeah, I mean. Well, it's like.
Ricky:AI Dude Hugh Jackman.
Mark:No, no, that's before AI, bro. That's old, that's old. I've seen that like 10 years ago.
Ricky:No, no, no no.
Mark:Hugh Jackman is the best Wolverine.
Mig:Yeah, I think you're right dude yeah, yeah, I think you're right. Yeah, but I'll think it up. It's gotta be on my YouTube on my history.
Ricky:I'll think it up and I'll send it to you guys. I don't think anyone else can play Wolverine, just like I don't think Anyone should play Joker After Heath Ledger.
Mig:Well, I mean, if you just like, just based on looks alone, dude. When I saw how they transformed Clint Eastwood into.
Lano:Wolverine. Well, go down the list. Who was the other characters?
Mig:Other characters For Wolverine. Not only for Wolverine, all the MCU characters they had. Of course, like in the 70s or 80s, if they were going to do the Hulk, they would have the original, they would have Bill Bigsby and Lou Frigno do that.
Mark:Hey man, was that AI? Was that AI generated?
Mig:It was AI. No, it was AI.
Mark:Oh, was it. Oh, okay, okay, okay.
Mig:Yeah, but it was cool, man, just to see the rendering and shit. Yeah, I've seen stuff like that.
Ricky:I've seen stuff like that before it's like they show the character and then they merge into the people. How?
Lano:do you guys feel about that? The skydiver, you guys got that one.
Mig:Yeah, I love it.
Mark:What do you guys feel about those videos?
Ricky:Those AI videos, those transformation, now that you're using AI, Some of them are cool. Some of them are why, they show the cat, the like, the actors when they were like 19 and they go through the years as they're getting older, or the ones where they're cartoons and they show like how they look like live action, like the simpsons or something.
Mark:Yeah, you know all the ai stuff is kind of trippy, man, you mean, and uh, it's kind of trippy. I'm kind of getting a little tired of seeing it because it's like everywhere now I'm you know. But I think it's kind of trippy and I'm kind of getting a little tired of seeing it because it's like everywhere now. But I think it's kind of like the way it's going.
Ricky:I'm tired of the baby stuff already.
Mig:Oh dude, I was over that shit a long time ago.
Ricky:Yeah, it's like everyone's doing like Diovan, like there's only that one that I show you guys that I like because it has that little pissed off baby.
Mark:Yeah, because some'm gonna resemble them. Yeah, that one resembles them, but like everyone else is like now they're just like I'm over that. You guys, there's a lot of people on the job site now, like in management, who are wearing like the the plaid uh necklace or they're wearing the ray-ban glasses and that's how they document conversations and create meeting minutes and all that stuff do that they don't even got to tell you because, uh, legally they're allowed to do that if it's in a public, you know atmosphere, and then put their phone on speaker so you know to go on like the whole ai team. They're using ai and like chat, gbt, things like that, to just create all the meaning is and you know what?
Ricky:I don't know, I think wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. You're that? No, no, because you know you can't record Someone without them knowing.
Mig:But if you're out in public?
Ricky:No, no Like if you're like we're in here and there's like a conversation going on and you're gonna, there's some dirt going on, you can't just record someone you have to make it low key, yeah but what you're saying, mark is, if it's in public, you could just record.
Mark:Yeah, yeah, yeah, you could record those glasses. That are all those glasses they're recorded yeah, yeah, they're ray-ban ones yeah, but.
Ricky:But but being that it's a job site, that's not really a public space. Yeah, you say we're in a meeting in your trailer.
Mig:That's not, you're, not, you're not gonna let the public go in there so they got, they have to I saw.
Mark:I saw this cat using it, like in the job site, so like I would call them out.
Ricky:Yeah, I, I did, I did't call him out.
Mark:I did. I called him out today. I was like, hey, are you recording? He's like no, I'm not recording right now. I said do you let us know when you're recording? He's like no, I don't have to if it's in an open public area.
Lano:Is it a light? A light doesn't turn on or you don't see it.
Mark:He told me it turns on, but I don't know if it turns on or not Wait, but even in the back parking lot.
Ricky:Yeah, I was going to say, even if you're in the back lot.
Mig:that's not a public space, the public's over there, yeah, but it's.
Mark:The public stands in different lines to get away.
Lano:They're saying that that guy's wrong.
Ricky:No, but the actual land that you're on, the space that you're on, that's private property Can you be escorted out of the parking lot if you're acting up what they say, that you're trespassing.
Lano:So hey, I thought that was a private space, your workers or other contractors.
Ricky:No, it's like management, I don't know, this thing's getting me heated, but everyone's starting to do it though.
Mark:Everyone's starting to do it though because now people Now, like people get on meetings and things like that. They have, like note takers, another app. They have AI otter, and the reason why I bring it up, did you bring me the whole AI thing in the photos and stuff like that?
Lano:I've used the other for more use it.
Mark:People are using it like for everything. Now. It's kind of trippy man, you know um, but it's kind of makes your work easy. So what do you do?
Ricky:Oh shit Like.
Mark:Rick, what if I?
Ricky:don't want, I Bullshit. Would you guys use it? Would you Like, rick? What if I don't want the government to have my voice? I don't want the government to have my voice, whatever cuts your time down.
Mark:whatever cuts your time down by 30%, and then at the end it gives you a breakdown of what you did, what you need to do, how to find it. So it gives you there. Would you use it or not?
Ricky:So the government doesn't have my voice or my look.
Mig:I'll take the extra 30 minutes. You guys just wait for me if it's standalone and not connected to the net or the cloud or anything like that.
Mark:Yeah, yeah but if it's connected to the internet in any way, shape or form. No, like it's new stuff coming. Right, guys, it's gonna be the way you know, hey yeah, so so yeah what happened?
Mig:with that guy what?
Ricky:happened with that guy mark, that you told him when he told you that he doesn't have to tell you no, I said okay, I didn't really say anything, I mean I really care too much.
Mark:But he said no, um, he's not how to take his run. A public area which we're in the open, like back lot area, and I and people are in public.
Ricky:It was a meeting that you were having.
Mark:So I think, yeah, we're doing a punchless walk. So you know, a punchless walk is that the job's done and he comes through and creates a list of items that need to get fixed and such. You know the things that we have to get done. Right, right, instead of him creating a list on pad and paper or typing it in a computer, he's just talking it and then what he does is takes it back to his office, downloads the information from his glasses, his Ray-Bans, and it just plugs out a whole list off of that with photos.
Lano:That's kind of smart, though. I mean it's efficient it is.
Mark:It's efficient. But I don't know if I was hating on him because I thought it was very smart or I didn't like the fact that he was like recording and really didn't say anything about it.
Lano:Because he's doing it the way you're supposed to be doing it, because it makes you think twice about what you say yeah, yeah, he's doing it for work and like saving him, like bringing out a pad or whatever he's recording.
Ricky:Yeah, and that's that he's recording.
Mark:What if you get a sticker on your hard hat that says notify me for recording. Boom, that's what I was thinking. Oh, there you go. I do not consent to being recorded without being notified. Bam, or anything you say on the podcast can and will be used.
Lano:I guess you're in the court of law.
Mig:I mean, they would have to like blur you out. I plead the fifth.
Lano:Like I watch a lot of those theme park like videos, like updates on the construction, Like I see your site and stuff, but some people like blur out, like the background people I didn't, some people don't. I don't know what the rules are maybe youngsters?
Mig:hey, what about? That girl getting stabbed on that train man. Hey, dude, I didn't hear what happened.
Ricky:I seen that video today. Yeah, I saw that.
Mark:I haven't seen the full video this poor girl dude. It's like that fool, just like reached around her they take it from the beginning, they take it from the beginning where.
Lano:They take it from the beginning. Yeah, take it from where. What happened after it was in North?
Mig:Carolina the girl. She's a refugee from Ukraine. First of all, Russian, so she's escaping that war, you know, trying to find a safer place to live.
Ricky:I think she worked at a pizzeria. She got a coffee shop or something like that.
Mig:Yeah, a pizzeria, I think she had two jobs, yeah, two jobs, yeah, and she was leaving one of them. She gets on the light rail system that they have out there in North Carolina, north Carolina.
Ricky:North Carolina.
Mig:So she goes and she sits down, and this is what I mean. What I've been. I've been just like finished talking to my dad, cause I took my dad to the casino on Saturday for his birthday and on the drive back we were talking about this. How it pisses me off when I see people out in the street walking or just being wherever, and their faces are always buried in their phones, dude, and they're not paying attention to anything that's going on around them.
Mig:They have their faces in their phones, they have these huge headphones on blasting who knows what, so they're not looking at anything, they're not aware of their surroundings and you can't hear anything. And then they wonder why.
Mig:Shit happens. But this Poor girl. She got on the train and she sat down. The guy was sitting down and the seat in front Was empty, so she sat down. The guy you know was the guy was sitting down and the seat in front was empty. So she, she sat down and, you know, like all of us you know, just started scrolling on her phone and this dude, for no reason whatsoever, just got up, reached around and it looked like he started punching her in the in the face I didn't see video, it just shows the.
Mig:Yeah, it stops it. It stops it. Well, you know, because I follow you got to go deeper. I follow David Harris Jr and he posted the whole video, but he put a warning On Instagram. On Instagram, I'm going to check that out. Yeah, so you know.
Ricky:Well, you see him in the video where he puts out his pocket knife.
Mig:It didn't even show that dude, it's like you see it where he goes in his pocket comes out, and then he flips it open. I didn't see that because he must have just like cut to where the dude got up. Because it looks like he just came around her and just started like punching her. Yeah, you know, and she even reacted.
Ricky:You know like she put her.
Mig:Her hands up like this, like, oh, my Like, why is this guy hitting me? And she just like this. And then you just see the poor girl Just like, she just like. Slumps over dude and just falls on the floor.
Lano:I was like dude I'm like. So she died.
Mig:Yeah, cause of dude yeah.
Lano:Slashed her throat.
Mig:So she bled out like in seconds. You know, you can see it right there you can see her life lever. Right there, Sad dude it was sad dude and the worst thing about it is that this guy should be rotting in jail.
Ricky:He's a convicted felon of I don't know how many damn convictions, but these idiots, you know that are in charge he's a convicted felon Of I don't know how many Damn convictions, but these idiots.
Mig:That are in charge, they post no bail and they say that the guy's mentally ill so he can't stay in jail, and on a promise that he's going to show up To his next trial 14 already.
Ricky:I'm like so is he mentally capable or mentally ill. I think it was 14 felonies Something like that dude. It's a ridiculous amount.
Mig:He had a huge rap sheet. Yeah, and this guy's still on the street. And then they want to say that, you know, because he's mentally ill, you know. That's why they don't put him in jail. But yet he made a promise to appear in court for the last thing that he committed.
Ricky:You guys ever think about like she got on the train and she just sat down, like that one decision cost her life, yeah. You guys ever think of how many decisions you've made in your life that had you avoid death, like it could be, like you ran a little late so you didn't run. The red light about that shit all the time like how many times in our lifetime have we avoided death with just the little decisions that we?
Mig:made. That thought crosses my mind all the time whenever? Well, that whenever whenever I arrive somewhere early or I get there late for whatever reason, you know, I'm like you know what it happened for a reason.
Ricky:Yeah.
Mig:It's like cause what if you know and I've come up sometimes where I've come up to like an accident that just happened and I do it If I hadn't gotten delayed at that one lighter, if this one dude hadn't cut me off and I got pissed and got stuck at that that light, that would have been me, yeah.
Ricky:That's what I was thinking with this poor girl. Like man, why didn't you just go sit in the back or or go to the front?
Mig:Somewhere where no one could come up from behind you. Ideally, that's what you want and that's why, like whenever I go to Restaurants or anywhere To sit down, I'm always trying to find a seat where I can see the door, see who's coming in and make sure that there's no one that can come up behind me. I'm always trying to do that. My ex she would always tell me why are you always looking around?
Mark:I'm like I'm like you too I look for exits.
Mig:With everything that's going on. And you're still asking me why I look around the way I do.
Mark:Right, you know what I trip out on how come nobody did anything yeah.
Mig:I don't even know she made us scream or anything.
Ricky:She didn't there. Yeah, no one, I don't even know. She made a scream, or anything. Huh, she didn't scream so no one, even I zoomed in yeah, her face on the floor her face.
Mig:It was a look of shock yeah like she was being attacked, because I guarantee I guarantee you she's not even the lady.
Ricky:There's a lady across from her tour. There was a lady there, so I don't even know how she didn't yell.
Lano:But it happened so fast Because I'm telling you.
Mig:It just looked, because I looked at the video over and over and I tried to look closely and there wasn't like a huge thing of blood Anywhere or nothing.
Ricky:It wasn't to the drip of the blood on the knife. Yeah, it wasn't.
Mig:It wasn't like in the movies, you know where. It sprays all over the place or whatever you know it's like it must have just like came down, stayed all on her clothes and everything, and then not until she slumped over and fell in between the seat and the little partition.
Lano:Yeah, Sad dude.
Mig:Sad, you know, but I mean that's where we're at right now, that all these judges, all these politicians, and everything, would rather protect the criminals and give them more rights than upstanding citizens.
Ricky:You know, you just you just, we just gotta be aware yeah.
Mig:I mean, bottom line is you gotta keep your awareness up. You just gotta keep your awareness up, you can up, you can't let your guard down.
Ricky:We're at the point where we have to control what we can control.
Lano:It looks like these outside calls. I just get an hour at a time, so it looks like we're going to lose Mark. I got this notice. We might have already lost him.
Mig:Oh yeah, we're going to buy it here in an hour. This is wrapping it up, right? Thanks for calling in, Mark.
Mark:Yeah, Thanks for having me guys.
Mig:We'll make sure to talk a lot of trash about you after you hang up Real quick.
Ricky:Lano yeah, for your kids. I heard the last podcast has some stuff to say. But real quick, your kids go on YouTube so they can watch old cartoons.
Lano:Oh yeah yeah yeah, jump on.
Mig:YouTube, all that stuff's on YouTube.
Lano:We've been showing her some old stuff.
Mig:Yeah.
Lano:And then we're working on getting a guest professor next week, right?
Ricky:Yeah, professor, el Profe.
Lano:In person. We'll see.
Mark:Nice, nice, nice.
Ricky:Because me and Mark are going to be in Yosemite.
Lano:I don't know if you guys want to call him for 10 minutes or not
Ricky:No brokeback, no brokeback. Hey, god bless you guys, man.
Mark:You guys are cool man.
Ricky:All right, man See you out there Y'all later.
Mig:And for all you drifters, old and new, keep on drifting yo.
Ricky:Peace.
