MAHD House Bar Talk
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Jimmy and Gito just talking about things going around at MAHD House Bar & Grille In Elyria, Ohio. Jimmy Is the owner of MAHD House and Gito is his close friend that helps out around the bar. Listen in while they dissect the daily dealings of the bar.
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MAHD House Bar Talk
Gito is trying to live up to his Dad's expectations as a podcaster. Fame, Fortune, and Funny Tales: OnlyFans, Odd Neighbors, and Evictions
Ever wondered how a simple joke about honesty and cussing could lead to some of the best podcasting advice around? This week, recorded live at the Madhouse Bar and Grill, we kick things off with some fun banter before sharing tips on engaging your podcast listeners, including the art of 'baiting' and microphone placement pearls from a fatherly figure. We also tease an unmissable opportunity for your kids to mix it up with former NFL players at the upcoming Browns Alumni Minicamp.
Curious about the rollercoaster of internet fame? Join us as we chat about Hawk 2's rise and her decision to get a manager, sparking a hilarious debate on how fame and money might shape her future. We throw in our two cents on the allure of paid content platforms like OnlyFans versus free alternatives, reminiscing about quirky neighborhood tales and the nostalgic journey of getting a legitimate ID at 19. From hillbilly neighbors to oddball home improvement projects, our stories are sure to keep you entertained.
Don't miss our trip down memory lane with wild apartment adventures, including a management fiasco that led to an unexpected eviction. Get the scoop on our venue’s latest events, like the buzzing Wednesday trivia nights and the new open mic jam sessions. We wrap things up with a spirited debate on marijuana addiction, tips for managing chronic pain, and exciting plans for Amanda's half birthday bash at Put-In-Bay. Grab your drinks and join the fun—make sure to subscribe to our YouTube, Twitter, and TikTok for more updates!
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we're number one. Jimmy has been a cheap ass. You know I'm like damn. You heard it here first right right, right, we're the best you know. They say people that cuss are more honest. So I'm honest, motherfucker, put the fish away reggie.
Speaker 2:It don't even hurt to give not for me nothing to it. Okay, let's do it. Come on, I'm ready, I'm ready, I want to do it. I wear a thong. I got one on right now. You want to see Jimmy and Geek Madhouse Bar Talks. Baby, not just a bunch of shit, if you ask me. That doesn't make no sense.
Speaker 2:Good morning Madhouse Bar Talk. Coming to you from the top of Madhouse Bar and Grill. We got a good show for you guys today. I think I don't know what we're going to talk about, but I'm sure it's going to be good.
Speaker 2:It's always good they always open up and say that right, we got a great show planned for you today. Stay ahead and watch for. And then they got some kind of like buzz thing or something, some we got to do that stuff. We got to get better. Yeah, we got to do better. We got to learn how to like uh, what? Like? Bait them, you know. I mean like where you start, like oh yeah, you know, give them a little glimpse of something. And then they got to watch the whole show to get to the end of it.
Speaker 2:Where is that? What's that called? I forget what they call that. I think it's called baiting. Baiting yeah, baiting, yeah. Are you on over there? Yeah, you got the volume up or something. I heard something yeah.
Speaker 1:All right.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I something, I heard something. Yeah, all right, yeah, I got, I got some advice today or yesterday you got advice, yeah, from like, from like a like a podcaster or a newscaster or something oh, very wise man oh, very wise. Who's a wise man?
Speaker 1:my dad he said he can barely hear. You get get, you gotta get up in there and talk I can hear you better, that's for sure you listen.
Speaker 2:I like that. Yeah, not for long. I like that. His dad still got the power.
Speaker 1:Yeah, he gave you that look no, it wasn't a facetiming, it was just a phone it was just a phone call.
Speaker 2:You just heard the tone like you better do it.
Speaker 1:I've seen his eyes through the phone get closer to mike.
Speaker 2:Can't hear you how did that go? How did that conversation go? Like, what, like, like he just is like oh, he's giving me advice on the podcast he's just telling you what you need to do and not doing.
Speaker 1:To do yeah, yeah, good advice. I don't know.
Speaker 2:I said I had to go, I'm just kidding I mean it's, I mean you know it he ain't the first one that said it to me, though no, I'm sure he's not, but but I mean, you know your dad's going to tell you the truth. You got to appreciate that. Yeah, I mean a lot of people won't tell you the truth. Your dad will always tell you the truth.
Speaker 1:No, a bunch of people has told me that. Yeah, yeah, could barely hear you.
Speaker 2:We could hear Jim real good, but I got the. I do. I'll turn yours up if you want.
Speaker 1:I don't give a shit.
Speaker 2:There you go. Say what you want. Now You're all the way up.
Speaker 1:That's why I can just hear myself.
Speaker 2:That's all that doesn't mean it's going out louder? No, no, it's the same, it's going out louder. It's the same if you can hear it in there. Yeah, I actually keep. You don't like it like right near, like if you look at the camera and look at me and you like if you look right now at the camera, you could see my mic in the set. You're not yours because you don't get it close like I do. You see what I'm saying? That's why you hear it better, just because I'm closer. That's all it is. It's the only difference. Could?
Speaker 2:be, that you're shorter though and lower to the. You know you just can't see where the mic is because you're down so far, Because you lower my seat. I didn't lower your seat, You're just short, yeah right, oh man. I'm short, short, well, I mean shorter than me. Was he trying to adjust it?
Speaker 1:I think you just bought a higher chair.
Speaker 2:No, we're the same. I mean, it looks like you're taller. Now maybe You're like right at the red on the house. What are we listening to?
Speaker 1:No, I'm just looking at it.
Speaker 2:Oh yeah, it looks like we're the same, Anyways what else we got going on.
Speaker 1:What did you say? We're going to do that tailgate.
Speaker 2:It's the Browns Alumni Minicamp. That's July 29th. It's at Browns and everybody needs to go and sign up for that if they want to take their kids. If you've got kids, I think it's 7 to 11 years old, I believe or let me double check it might be older than that, 7 to 13 maybe or something. Let me check real quick and you can. I think it's only like $5 to sign up for it, you know, and it's the 29th, that's 12 to 5 pm and it's in, I believe, in berea, or maybe not, maybe not. I might be wrong about that one trying to trying to find it right now as we're talking what's the date you said?
Speaker 2:july 29th. It's at cleveland central catholic high, which is in cle Baxter Avenue, so it's not Berea at all, but it's going to have the alumni coaches. It'll be Felix Wright, travis Tucker, aj Jenkins and Greg Pruitt.
Speaker 1:On the 29th. You said On the 29th yep.
Speaker 2:That's a Monday. Is it a Monday? Mm-hmm, no, no, is it a Monday? Yeah, oh, maybe it is, so you can't go.
Speaker 1:I'll ask him if I can take all day off. I don't care.
Speaker 2:I didn't know that. I just assumed it was a weekend. You know what I mean it's a Monday. It's a Monday, huh, it's this month. Yeah, july 29th.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:Yeah, july 29th, 12 to 5. It's a Monday? Yeah, free food and prizes for the kids 6 to 17, or 8 to 17 is the ages, so you can go. Yeah, there's lots of that's a big age gap there for it. Yeah, I wanted to see if we could have Brandon come, but it's probably not going to happen if it's a Monday. That kind of sucks.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I don't even know if, like I just started this job, go in there and say, hey, I need a Monday off, I don't know.
Speaker 2:Well, what you got to do is you got to play it right, like the way you do it when you go in, you go okay, I'm kind of a big deal I have my own podcast.
Speaker 1:Yeah right, they're like you can't be that big a deal. I never heard of you.
Speaker 2:I have my own podcast and we have something scheduled that day. I told you this when you hired me. Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1:I can just mention it If they can't, then they can't, that's all.
Speaker 2:Well, that will suck. If that's the case, I wonder who I could get to go if you don't go.
Speaker 1:Tell Brandon he can take a day off. He got time, man, I don't know.
Speaker 2:I don't know what he does and what he doesn't do. I don't know Brandon's schedule.
Speaker 1:Who else would be a good one?
Speaker 2:Brandon would be great to get on there though.
Speaker 1:That's what I think.
Speaker 2:Or Terry, but you got to get Terry drunk oh yeah, terry's not drunk, but there's kids there.
Speaker 1:You don't want to get them. You're talking shit.
Speaker 2:No, I don't know. I really don't know how it's going to go. I mean, marcus is going to be there.
Speaker 1:No, and Terry, I'm just joking. Terry's very respectable around people.
Speaker 2:Marcus is going to do there, that we could do a collaboration with Marcus. I guess, if I have to, you know, kind of team up with him. But we'll see, we'll figure it out. Yeah, I didn't even look at it, I thought it was a weekend, I just assumed, I mean why would it not be?
Speaker 1:you know what I mean, Right, and that's why I was like oh, that's a Monday.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, that sucks. See how we figure things out right on air.
Speaker 1:That's how professional we are, what about?
Speaker 2:that Hawk 2 girl. Oh man, she's everywhere.
Speaker 1:still, she's got her own songs.
Speaker 2:Yeah, she's got like an agent now and she's like our manager.
Speaker 1:She quit her spring job.
Speaker 2:Yeah, the manager is like trying to go after everybody who's profiting, like make sure that you know they're getting their cut on everything. Yeah, whatever I mean, you might as well. I mean you get 10 minutes of fame or something you know you got to. The thing is, with that, I feel like what I feel like? I feel like people aren't going to like you no more if you do that Like what she just did get managers and trying to. I feel like people are't going to like you no more if you do that Like what she just did get managers and try and take that. I feel like people are just going to like that's not true. I think so.
Speaker 1:I think it's true.
Speaker 2:I think the majority of it's going to be there, unless you have a good manager.
Speaker 1:Well, look at that girl that Catch Me Outside girl.
Speaker 2:She's doing it, she's doing it, but she did it with OnlyFans only fan she was, she would kill it. Yeah, I mean, that's what really got that girl going, was she did an only fan she got a manager.
Speaker 1:She went and got a manager and everything and she's doing it yeah, I maybe.
Speaker 2:And she sued phil phil too, right, or dr phil?
Speaker 1:no, she said some stupid shit, that she made him or something no, no, I think she's, I think she sued them because they sent her to that.
Speaker 2:That uh almost like a rehab, yeah like something she should have been to like, where she should have went.
Speaker 1:He did exactly what he was supposed to do but she said they like was treating her bad or whatever some shit well, yeah, when you're an asshole, they treat you bad.
Speaker 2:What the fuck do you expect? I mean, she was a dumb bitch you know what I'm saying? Oh my, god she was. I mean, did you ever see that when she was up the cash me outside, when she's up on stage like but?
Speaker 2:yelling young, she was what 15 she was right, so she needed to go somewhere to get her ignorant ass acting right again. She was ignorant, I mean's. You know she's still ignorant. Honestly, she's ignorant. She's made a lot of money being ignorant. I don't know why I wouldn't have went to her OnlyFans I never been to OnlyFans before ever.
Speaker 1:You know I'm too cheap for that shit.
Speaker 2:I'm the same way, like I would just well, and plus, I mean I just I don't know, it don't make sense to me, it's not, it's weird. But yeah, I've never been on any one of them ever. But I mean, I'm sure there's somebody out there. If they got an OnlyFans you would go sign up for it. Somebody, Not that girl, maybe, not Toctua, but who. I mean, if I'm trying to think of one right after that, like if I'm trying to think of one right after that, like if Megan Fox had an OnlyFans, yeah, I'll pay for that. You know what?
Speaker 1:I'm saying I don't think there's anybody.
Speaker 2:I'd pay for Megan Fox you wouldn't pay for Megan. Fox. Oh, I'd pay for Megan Fox.
Speaker 1:Yeah, but then I'd just use yours. I'm not going to pay for that shit.
Speaker 2:I mean, or like, jessica Alba.
Speaker 1:Pornhub is free.
Speaker 2:Jessica Alba. Woo, I got to go pay for that one. Pornhub is free. I don't know about that. I would pay for those ones, but I ain't going to pay for Octua. I definitely ain't going to pay for. Catch Me Outside. No Batty, something Batty now right.
Speaker 1:Bat girl or baddie, something. Baddie, she goes by now, but anyways, yeah, that's pretty fucking weird that that only fan shit has just always tripped me out.
Speaker 2:Yeah, they did. They a lot of them make a lot of money off of it retarded money, stupid things too. But if you can get famous a little bit first, like, like, like, like she did, I think that's when you really get capitalized. Yeah, but haktua said she ain't doing only fans, no matter what. She said she ain't doing OnlyFans, no matter what she will. She said she ain't. Yeah, once the fame starts to disappear, the money's gone all of a sudden, you get a bunch of free money.
Speaker 1:Yeah, you're making. She's probably making probably $100,000 a month now you know what I mean.
Speaker 2:I don't think so. I think well, I don't think so. I think what? I well, I don't know. Last I heard she was at like 70 or 80 grand. So far she made okay, but that's. I'm saying in a month that was in a month, right.
Speaker 1:So now when it starts to go down and you could, like, you're used to that at that point you know, say, in about six months she's used to making that kind of money and all of a sudden she don't make that kind of money, she'll get on only fans yeah, maybe I don't know if she, I don't know if she's making enough there, they're going to like spit on a cucumber. You know She'll be like spit on a cucumber.
Speaker 2:Spit on a cucumber.
Speaker 1:So you know she's going to be, like you know, back out, back in business.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I guess, so I mean it's not my like. I don't think that I honestly that's not a goal in life. Yeah, I guess, so I mean it's not my like.
Speaker 1:I, I don't think that I honestly, that's not a goal in life, I guess I think she's gonna be a flash in the pan.
Speaker 2:Honestly, I don't think. I know that there's like people that have talked to her about doing other stuff, but I I think she's gonna be a flash in a pan. She said some funny shit out kicking it, but I don't think she can do it right, right, she's she.
Speaker 1:She just got her moment right there.
Speaker 2:Yeah, she was out feeling it. She was turnt up you know, what I mean and just had a. I mean most people.
Speaker 1:Yeah, people say that shit all the time when they're out. Sure. But she just got caught on camera at that moment Right and she was looking cute at the time.
Speaker 2:But when you get I mean those guys that are even like you were talking about Theo Vaughn I think Theo Vaughn's hilarious Dude, that's years and years of work to get that funny, right, right, I mean his whole persona, how he comes across, everything it's all built. He built that. You know what I mean With the extra work. And we were talking about the girl that killed it at the roast, you know.
Speaker 1:Oh, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2:And she was talking about how they spent hours, hours on like whether to say one word or not. You know what I mean. Like there's a lot of time and effort goes into that.
Speaker 1:Well, if she gets herself a good surrounding or whatever, you know the people around her and shit and keep boosting her up.
Speaker 2:Oh, no, yeah, yeah, you have to, you have to but I think she's gonna be a flash in a pan.
Speaker 1:Honestly, I really do she's gonna make a little bit much more than that. Yeah, no, yeah good, more power. She probably made more already right now than she would in fucking 10 years at the spring factory.
Speaker 2:Yeah, so she's all right. What do you think she did at the spring factory?
Speaker 1:spit on the, the springs. No, I'm just kidding, she lubricated the springs? No, I'm just kidding, she lubricated the springs.
Speaker 2:I mean, that's like when she said spring factory. It's like funny, it's like if you said you were an apple picker or something it just doesn't. I don't know, it's just a spring factory.
Speaker 1:Yeah, everybody was talking about she was a teacher and all this shit. She lost her job and all this bullshit.
Speaker 2:People just make up, oh yeah, flat out, like none of it was true, none of it. And text was the first one. He's like dude, that's not true. I seen this and that that's all coming out. That that's not true. And I'm like really, he goes swear to god and I go no, I seen it, it's, it's true. He goes, no, I'm telling you. And then then sure as shit, that interview comes out and none of it was true, absolutely just. People just made up shit. Like where did they come up with this shit? Just random. You ever tried to do it? We should try it. We should try and make up a story. When the news breaks on something, we'll just make up something about it, yeah, and we'll go to jail or something.
Speaker 1:We'll go to jail or something why it don't work for us. No, we don't do it as ourselves. We got to do it as someone else.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah yeah, I met a guy yesterday. I went to a cookout for my cousins. I ended up meeting my mom over there and we went to this cookout and I met a guy from St Louis. He actually grew up right there where my cousins live there in East Liverpool Ohio and he went to St Louis and lives there now or whatever. And he was telling me and I said I used to live in St Louis, I used to be from St Louis, is what I said, and he goes oh really, what part I go? I don't know. I just had the fake ID, because my fake ID when I was a kid was Edward Valdepena when I was from St.
Speaker 2:Louis when I was like 19. Dude, I went into the Social Security office, or whatever, and got all my information, or the driver's license, and got a state ID with my picture on it. I walked right in with all the documents.
Speaker 1:You sure you want to be saying that?
Speaker 2:Yeah, I don't care, that was years ago, and I walk in with all the documents and get myself an ID that says I'm 22 years old, edward Valdepena, and then I give it to Matt, he goes and does it at another one and does the same thing.
Speaker 2:So me and matt both are walking in the bars and I mean numerous times people caught it, but they didn't catch it. Catch it like we were coming into one time we're going into I think it was in, it might have been vicks we were going into and he goes. Wait a minute, what was your name? He goes. That's my brother, he goes. Oh, okay, and we just kept. We both had the same name on the card, everything, same date, birth, everything. Jesus, oh my God, but yeah, but we were from St Louis.
Speaker 1:What was that one guy's name on the famous one with the fake ID? What?
Speaker 2:was that McLovin? Mclovin, mclovin.
Speaker 1:That shit was funny as hell.
Speaker 2:Yeah, my brother had that one that he did. Did you ever see that one? I'll have to pull it out. I'll have to show you that. It's hilarious, my brother. He put in the work dude. He grew out like the mustache, like he got himself set up before taking his picture. It's the creepiest driver's license photo you ever took.
Speaker 2:Like he literally put six months into letting his hair grow out everything just for his ID photo. Wow, just to get this crazy ID photo he put in the work. Yeah, it was pretty funny. I would love to have that. Edward Valdepena I don't know if I still.
Speaker 1:I wonder if.
Speaker 2:Matt still has his. That would be hilarious to still have that. Edward Valdepena I don't know he was. I think he was dating some girl. That I knew was what it was. I think it was like some girl I knew it was like her ex or something. I think is how I ended up with that. It worked, though I was kicking it, I was 19. I was going anywhere. I wanted.
Speaker 2:And felt legit in it. Oh, it was legit. I mean it and felt legit in it. Oh it was, it was legit. I mean it was the best. Like it wasn't. Like I modified a drive, you know. I mean I went in and they gave me an id with my picture.
Speaker 1:I was legit as shit man, they make you jump through hoops now you kind of had to jump through hoops then I don't think it was what else did you have to do that?
Speaker 2:well now you mean with the bills and stuff. Well now you got the.
Speaker 1:Uh, you know they can look at old pictures and shit. Huh yeah, when I went to go get my, when I lost my license, I went down there. They just pulled it up, so they got the picture of you from your previous you know what I'm saying?
Speaker 2:Yeah, did they reprint it or did you have to take a new picture?
Speaker 1:I took a new picture, I think they can reprint them too, actually, and just mail them to you. No, no, I took a new picture you did take a new picture yeah, but they didn't mail it to me.
Speaker 2:It wasn't right then no, that's how it is. Now they have to do it that way. I guess I don't know what the what the point is. I didn't, I've never done that. Like you know how you're supposed to. Like, do it different so you can have, like they said you were going to need it, to go on airplanes. Yeah, yeah, have you ever done that?
Speaker 1:I've got the star on mine, so is that what it is? There's a star on it. Yeah, you have a star on it. You got to take some birth certificate and stuff in there and a bill or something too right, something I can't remember.
Speaker 2:Every time I'm going there, I'm always in a rush and it's like as I'm coming in, it's like they're like oh, you gotta be. No, I don't have any of that. Well, do you want to get that? You gotta have it then. I don't want to get it, I guess, right yeah, then the passport shit.
Speaker 1:You gotta take all kinds of shit in there for that for the passport?
Speaker 2:yeah, I was supposed to get one this year to go. My sister wanted me to go with her to aruba this year, but I didn't go. Yeah, so I never, but I never got a passport either. I need to just go get it so I'm ready to go if I do want to go do something like that. You been on a boat yet this year? I have not. Nope, nope, I have not. I've been so busy, dude. I mean, you see what I've been doing, dude, I've been working my ass off over there. I put in a lot of work over there, for sure. This week. I replaced the door, I did that porch covered porch on the front of the house. I got that all done. I closed off the old existing door that was there. And then what else did I do?
Speaker 1:That house really don't look like it belongs in that neighborhood now.
Speaker 2:It don't, that's all right, I don't care. Those are my kind of people. I like those people. Those are good. I love my street and my neighbors. I mean the one neighbor I don't really care for. Actually I like him and actually I never had a problem with her, but from what the kids say, they say some nasty shit to him and then I he does too. She, she, she, just she, never him, but. But I've never witnessed any of it myself. But Amanda swears that she hears her calling her a bitch whenever she's outside.
Speaker 2:Swear to God, like she hears her mumbling under her breath shit, you know, wow, she swears that happens. I'm like, well, maybe she does, I don't know, I'm not. But other than that, I mean all my neighbors. I mean they're pretty good people. I mean you've got some people that I just don't talk to on the street, but I mean the ones that I talk to. They're all good people.
Speaker 1:My neighbors are all weird. Now, they're just weird. They ain't even bad, they're just weird.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, Mine are just. They're hillbillies. My whole street is just hillbillies, other than the Arabs that live across the street. They're kind of hillbillies too, they're kind of hillbillies too. They're like Muslim hillbillies, you know what I mean. They're kind of hillbilly-ish a little bit.
Speaker 1:Okay, I can go all the way down the block. There's a guy in the corner. He's got a big old chicken coop. Nice guy, Grass is always really nice. You know he's younger than me but he works for like a tree service. Grass is nice, he's got a bunch of chickens. He's cool. Next to him is the big drug dealer. They've been calming down so they ain't too bad now.
Speaker 2:Next, to them. What do you mean by calming down and not selling many drugs? Business isn't doing good.
Speaker 1:They might have competition or something around, I don't know. Then the next one is this girl I know she's cool, she's always cleaning her yard. She works at Costco, she does. She's real nice, always canoeing or kayaking and stuff. Let's see, I don't know. Then the other girl she's, you know, coming towards me. She's weird. She just put a fire pit in the middle of the sidewalk, has a big old fire two o'clock in the morning. I'm like what's that?
Speaker 2:in the sidewalk.
Speaker 1:On the sidewalk I'm like, wow, these, she's just not trying to burn her grass, I think you had to do it in the backyard in your fire pit, because you got a fire pit in her backyard she does.
Speaker 1:Yeah, and I'm like it's weird, yeah, yeah I come out on the porch to smoke a cigarette out on the porch, and I look over and there's a big old flame. I'm like what the hell? Right there in the middle of the sidewalk. Then I got the weirdo next door. He's been I don't know. He ain't bothered me lately, no, no. Then I got this guy down the street. He's a Puerto Rican older guy. He's a Puerto Rican older guy. He's strange. He comes by on his bicycle, sees something out on these people's front yard and he just takes it. I'm like what the hell? I'm sitting there watching him take this guy's kid's shit. And then I told him and he took that thing. He's like oh, that's fine.
Speaker 2:It wasn't like at the trash, it was just in their front yard. No, it was in their yard. And it was just in their front yard no, it was in their yard.
Speaker 1:And he'd come riding his bike and he kind of looks, he gives it a double look and he turns in there and they said it's fine.
Speaker 1:Yeah, he said it out for his son to come get like I don't know, it was one of them carts you put on the back of the bike. You know what I'm talking about? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, there, like he didn't see me sitting there and he's hurrying up, you know, and he hooks it on his bike and he takes off down the street and I'm like on the same street you live on.
Speaker 1:Yeah, like they ain't going to know, you took it so he had it on the sidewalk for a second and then all of a sudden he runs.
Speaker 2:Yeah he could keep it, so it was junk anyway, so that's good. I mean, it's not like he was really stealing.
Speaker 1:Yeah, he was still stealing, just because the other guy don't care.
Speaker 2:You don't take somebody's shit, but he was setting it out.
Speaker 1:He had to get rid of it regardless, but it was to the curb. Do you think he ever?
Speaker 2:took anything out of your yard. Now I'm thinking about it, maybe Nah, I don't know, Nothing ever come up missing. Man probably, I don't know I mean you got a lot of shit sometimes.
Speaker 1:I mean, how do you remember everything? Got cameras on my shit, johnny's always yeah, but you have to realize something's missing.
Speaker 2:You know what I mean.
Speaker 1:Like if you don't realize it's missing and then I don't care really yeah, I guess that's true.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I guess that could be true but that one time I was gonna I was a little upset. I was at work and uh guy sent me a picture. I think I still got it. He was one of the neighbors. I had that camper there and that guy I think I mentioned it on here before some guy unplugs the camper and plugs in his phone and goes to sleep in my yard. A homeless guy. No, he come from that second house on that block. What, yeah, a little druggie Was there electricity out?
Speaker 2:Yeah, it was plugged into the camper. I'm saying, was his electricity out down there? No he didn't live there. Oh, he just bought some drugs and used them at your place.
Speaker 1:Yeah, dude sent me a picture. I'm at work and shit he goes. Hey, there's some dude laying in your backyard. I was like what. And I look and he's got the cord plugged into his phone, his phone's laying there. He's sleeping.
Speaker 2:Yeah, his phone's laying here, he's sleeping. Yeah, you got to get some ring cameras. Ah, I said, man, dude, those ring cameras are nice.
Speaker 2:They tell your phone when someone walks in the yard I got cameras all around my house no, I'm talking about the ring cameras that tell, notify your phone and you could talk to on them. You could be like, hey, get the fuck out of my yard. When you see them, I'm not back there. You literally could do it. It's, those ring cameras are badass, like they got two way where you can talk on there and everything. They got sound and it notifies you when someone walks.
Speaker 2:In fact, my new one that I just put up, it's like a spotlight one because I the way for people that don't know, like where my front door was. Before it was like the whole, I could see the whole front yard basically. But now my door is kind of like in a corner, like back by the garage, and I walled off where the door was. So I put a spotlight ring cam up there now and it's actually got a siren and spotlights so if people come in I don't have it turned on but you can. You could like in your backyard if you set it up, you could put sirens on it so when you're not there.
Speaker 1:You know I'm so glad I didn't come home while that dude was there.
Speaker 2:Why we would have freaking got in trouble.
Speaker 1:Or you just called the police. I would have gotten in trouble for sure.
Speaker 2:Just call the police. Why would you get in trouble? Just call the cops. Weird rage, bro. I'd have seen that shit and I'd have just snapped. I'm like what, there's just something wrong with that guy. I mean, it's just he's meant, he's fucked up. You know what I mean yeah, it's called drugs.
Speaker 1:That ain't my problem.
Speaker 2:Don't call it is, but it's a it's. It's just something wrong with them. There's no reason to be mad at him, he just in my yard.
Speaker 1:No, I get it's your yard but yeah, I get what you're saying plug my shit to plug his shit in. I'm like, oh, yeah, you got it. Yeah, I'm just glad I didn't come home, Just like when that kid I chased from going in my truck. I'm glad I didn't catch him. To be honest with you, oh, when you were running down the street Did we ever get that video. Somebody sent it to me.
Speaker 2:Billy sent it. I thought we were going to get that video. We were planning on putting that out there, but it wasn't really that good you can't see too good.
Speaker 1:You can see the car right in front of my house. No, we want to see you running down the street.
Speaker 2:That's all we wanted. No, I didn't catch that. That's all we wanted.
Speaker 1:I could have got it by the other neighbors and stuff. Yeah, that man, my big old belly, I was chasing him. I almost had him. And then I started thinking about it the next day. I'm like, yeah, I'm glad I didn't catch him.
Speaker 2:Yeah, you're like the dog chasing a car. What were you going to do once you got him?
Speaker 1:No, I'd have got him. I was like his eye is coming out. I'm like man, it's some weird shit, I think. Yeah, I was like I catch him, I'm going straight for that eye. But, like I said, I'm glad I didn't catch him.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I don't have problems like that, but now across the street Dylan's friends somebody came over and stole bikes out of their yard. Yeah, that happens, but I mean I've never had anything so far like that we did have. The only thing that's weird that's happened over there is we had the police swarm in our house the one day and that was when we had a camper in the backyard Right and when the cops swarmed that was a while ago, yeah, it was a long time ago.
Speaker 2:yeah, that's the only things that have happened, that, and then the woods caught on fire back there.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:You know, but they went in our camper and everything which I still kind of like irritated about that. They shouldn't have went in there.
Speaker 1:Oh, the cops.
Speaker 2:No, they had no business going in there. Once they told us you know they were back there, we're like, well, there's a camper back there, it's unlocked, then they should have sure checked it. But beforehand just come on my property and go on my camper, you have no business to do that.
Speaker 1:So you think that guy that plugged in his phone at mine did what had?
Speaker 2:business to do it Right. I'm not saying he did, I'm not saying he's in the right, I'm just saying he's in the right. I'm just saying there's something wrong with that guy. That's just something's wrong with him. Yeah, stupid, I mean nothing to be mad about, I mean he's just ignorant.
Speaker 1:You know what I mean. Yeah, I'd have kicked him in his face. I'd have seen him sleeping in my yard. I promise you that.
Speaker 2:Oh, he'd have got kicked dead in the face. I thought there was a homeless guy one time on uh uh broadway years ago. Me and chris leg used to live in apartments right above the remember the, the restaurant, the charleston remember they had it up above. We had a, we had an apartment above there and uh, matt was over and I think randy and my brother, chris, were over actually and and uh, robin and matt got some kind of fight, like they always did, and Matt took off and I didn't think nothing of it. We were messing around and I probably like 40 minutes later, you know, and I'm coming running through there and there's like this homeless guy sleeping on the fricking steps, like just like passed out on the steps and it's got. It's like. It's like inside the building, you know. I mean like it has like a. It had like a main hallway that had like uh, railings and stuff like that was. It's pretty nice in there. They had just redone and I think it was owned by gross, I think, at the time.
Speaker 2:But anyways, I was like looking at him, I was irritated as shit. I wanted to punt him honestly and that's when I realized it was Matt. Matt was sleeping, some homeless guy. Well, it looked like he used to wear I don't know if you remember him in that big green jacket he used to have, but he used to have this big green corduroy jacket. He wore it every fucking day all winter long and it was just so big. I mean he did look like a homeless guy. I mean it really did. I thought for sure it was a homeless guy. So I almost punted my friend thinking it was a homeless guy. And you know, matt, you'd have done that. That shit would have been on.
Speaker 1:Oh yeah.
Speaker 2:That would have been with anybody's shit. No, but I did think it was a homeless guy for sure, 100%. We had a lot of fun in that apartment actually back in the day. Then we found out we were, we didn't have the. We were in the apartment the one day and somebody starts coming in the door. I'm like what the fuck, Unlocking it with the key. What the fuck is going on? You know, and it was the owners. They had no clue. We even lived there. Whoever they had managing it had been collecting our rent, not giving it to them.
Speaker 2:They thought it was an empty unit. Isn't that crazy? And we weren't the only one, I guess. It was like, because I think I want to say there was like maybe like 16 apartments up there and I think there was four of them. He was just collecting their rent, not telling the owners that the property or the apartment was even rented out. We had lived there like four months. At that point, what they do get you out or no, they did actually. Yeah, they told us we had to go and it's like what, or we had to pay rent, that's like I already paid rent. I ain't fucking paying rent again. You know what I mean. I think that's why we left there. Actually, I think that was the reason, if I remember right. I can't remember 100%. I wish I could exactly how that went down, was it?
Speaker 1:that was nice in here.
Speaker 2:Yeah, they were real nice. Yeah, they were real nice. I like that apartment actually. It was kind of cool. It was like right on, right over broadway it was. It was nice. It was pretty like them fixing broadway. I would be better now. It'd be way cooler now, I think I mean. But yeah, they were nice. They were pretty nice. Two bedroom yeah, that was our little. That was my first apartment when I first moved out. Well, second apartment we had another one over there on Fifth Street with my mom too. That was like where my mom was in. The—it was a house converted into an apartment and then they had a room that you could rent and then you had a shared bathroom or whatever. But I had—my mom was right next door. So I rented the room with Chris and then we'd use my mom's bathroom right next door.
Speaker 1:So what have you got planned on the bar this month?
Speaker 2:This month, this week, this month I don't know.
Speaker 2:You got nothing going no, I haven't done anything, we should do something, you should do it. The only thing that really hit was that Texas thing. You could do something like that Country Western Night, we, you could do something like that Country Western Night. We could do something like that this month. But yeah, I haven't put anything into any of that because it just didn't do anything last year. But we do have, like now, we do have the Wednesdays doing the trivia, which is doing really well. Actually, the trivia on Wednesdays with the Wings is doing fantastic, Fantastic. And then on Tuesday night now we've got the open mic jam night where Adam is running guitars and doing them. On Tuesday night doing the open mic, where basically he sets it up and he'll sit there and he'll play for people that want to sing or if they want to get up and play. He's got everything there they can just plug into.
Speaker 1:That's cool.
Speaker 2:Yeah, it's pretty cool. I need to come up for that though that though I haven't seen it no, yeah, it was cool. Terry came and did came. I was excited that terry came and did it. I thought that was cool. You know, that was pretty exciting. I wish I'd have been here for that, but I haven't been. I've I've been. I've been coming in early in the morning, getting everything done and getting out of here because I've been busy working either at Scotty's or at my house.
Speaker 1:Now yeah, I'll do a country night. Let's see, probably next weekend.
Speaker 2:Next weekend.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I'll do one.
Speaker 2:Next weekend Boom, just do it Next weekend.
Speaker 1:Yeah, let me see what day Friday or Saturday, I don't know.
Speaker 2:It's got to be Saturday.
Speaker 2:We always do the events on Saturdays usually like I said, let me see Friday or Saturday well, cause if you do it on Friday, the problem is people like work that day and it's just not as easy for them to get ready and get out. If you do it on Saturday, saturday morning they can go buy their boots and cowboy hats or whatever they want to do, or shirts. It's true, I'm just saying it's what happens, and they can go buy their boots and cowboy hats or whatever they want to do, or shirts. It's true, I'm just saying it's what happens. It's the truth. We'll see. I've never done events on Friday night, not really Friday night's, just Friday night.
Speaker 1:You know what I mean. I don't know. I don't know that I did that.
Speaker 2:I ain't going to say it was woo-hoo, but it was good. No, it was good. That was one of the better nights that we had. That and a white trash party are always the two best, but that country one. We could do that once a month. That Christmas in July didn't really hit, I mean you just haven't had any. It's just not been worth it. I don't think most of it.
Speaker 1:I think that country night once a month would do good.
Speaker 2:The country night once a month.
Speaker 1:Yeah, it's not a bad idea. All it is is just music. You know what I'm saying?
Speaker 2:And people like that music. Yeah, I mean, a lot of nights are country night in here anyway, yeah, but I'm saying just, you said it was slow. Yesterday the numbers were good, though I was shocked whenever I looked at it.
Speaker 1:Well, I was here kind of early, so after I left it probably picked up.
Speaker 2:Oh, okay, Because I looked, I go. Oh, the numbers are better than what he said.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I popped in maybe for a half hour, 45 minutes. Yeah, it was kind of I'm not going to say it was dead, but it wasn't really crowded or nothing.
Speaker 2:We got to start playing some cornhole man I played yesterday. It's just embarrassing. You want to bet on it? Oh my God, it was embarrassing my cousins down there they're on that next level.
Speaker 1:I haven't played since we played.
Speaker 2:My cousin me neither. Well, I played yesterday. No, I take that back. I played twice since we played. I played once at the Marina and then I played at the just now at my cousin's house. But my cousin's, like they got, like he's got a little board that he puts up. It's got magnetic, like it keeps a score on each side.
Speaker 2:Like you move your magnet up so you're keeping a score. And he's got like he's got these cool cup holders too. They're like they stick in the ground. They're just like it's just sticks in the ground. It's like your cup's sitting on the top of it and he's got chairs sitting there ready for you. So I mean he's just they're like just doing it. But I mean Matt's one that like he can like just I mean he's going to. If he really needs to get one in a hole, he could do it.
Speaker 2:You know what I mean Like yeah, he puts them on there all the time Like I'm dude. The first three times I threw I don't think I hit the board. It just kept going right and it's like I know I'm looking right at the hole. Why is it not going?
Speaker 1:Well, next time we play it's not we won't have a partner, Just go head to head.
Speaker 2:Yeah, like we did. Well, we did that at the end last time. Yeah.
Speaker 1:I think that's better, because you're really it's not really me and you.
Speaker 2:It's, you know, Right, right, yeah, because you got Stevie in there killing it and stuff like that. Yeah, I had a ringer. I've played though where I can throw them. It's happened.
Speaker 1:I've been out there and just thrown them and they just landed. I'm not saying I'm good, I suck.
Speaker 2:But when I seen what I did at my cousin's I was embarrassing. I'm like this is bad and I got my wife and son watching. This is not good. They're losing respect for me. Every throw I suck.
Speaker 1:I know I suck, so I'd rather just head up.
Speaker 2:Yeah, he does that. Matt always was like my Uncle D, always had the cool gadgets. He always had everything cool. That's just how he was. He had Doom Buggies. It was my cool Uncle D, I mean. He just had cool shit and he was into that doom buggies. Like it was my cool uncle deed. I mean, he just had cool shit and he was into that. And matt has replaced him. That's who matt is.
Speaker 2:He just got like cool shit, like slushy machines for the kids, pinball machines, like he took a barn and put it in the back and he's got like he calls it the crowbar, his last name's crow. But he's got like a sign, like there's a made-up sign with a crow drinking and stuff, like it's a crowbar. I should have took a picture of it. And he's got like you know different, like you know soft-tip dartboards like professional ones, like we have here at the bar basically, and then like video games and like it's set up. It's pretty cool. And then he's got a nice piece of property but it's just just open field. They just sit around and drink and hang out and you know, not drink but hang out and cook out and stuff drink a little bit yeah it's not like crazy there.
Speaker 2:It seems like everybody's more potheads in my family, like my cousins and stuff. They all like to smoke pot. My mom's the same way, you know. They just like that.
Speaker 1:They like to smoke pot, I guess well, I guess the times caught up to them, huh what that with the smoking weed?
Speaker 2:yeah, yeah, now, that's just that. You know. They were probably the people that were there arguing for it the whole time. I guess they've all been that way. My cousin missy missy, she's like married to a cop, but she's a pothead too. But I don't know if he smokes or not, I don't know, but back then that was a bigger deal. Now it's legal, so it doesn't much matter.
Speaker 1:Is it legal?
Speaker 2:I mean, it is to some degree Like you can get the medical card and it's legal for sure, but there's like it's not. They haven't like turned over I think the whole actual what is it called recreational use? What is this? It froze up on us again. I guess it happens.
Speaker 1:But anyways yeah.
Speaker 2:I still don't get it, whether it's legal or not legal or whatever. Well, what happened was that they voted to make it legal, but it has to go. Congress has to Ohio, congress or House, whatever you want to call it, the Senate I don't know who it is, but they have some. They want to. What's the word? I'm trying to come up with a word and I can't come up with it. They want to basically set the standards, the rules and practices so that there's no confusion.
Speaker 2:So they take a good chunk of the money is what they're trying to do no, no, I think it's more like I don't know. I really don't know. They're just trying to set the standards. So it's like how many plants you can grow for yourself, how much you can have on you. That's not trafficking. How much? Because I think trafficking is still illegal. I believe you know what I'm saying. You can grow your own, you can go buy it. Who's allowed to have dispensaries? That's part of that. They're going through all that type of stuff like trying to figure out.
Speaker 1:Like they did with liquor.
Speaker 2:Yeah, probably. Yeah, same thing. Yeah, the same sort of thing. Honestly, I'm not into weed, but I think pot's better for you than alcohol.
Speaker 1:quite frankly, I mean, I've never seen anybody angry to Ty, yeah, and. I've never seen people get cirrhosis of the liver from it either.
Speaker 2:No, no, no.
Speaker 1:And then withdrawals. Like people that drink a lot and they stop drinking, oh, they go through horrible withdrawals.
Speaker 2:Yeah, they say marijuana is not addictive. See, I don't agree with that. I don't either, but that's what they say. They say it's not addictive Mentally. It's addictive If you like it and you want it, but it's not addictive. They mentally it's addictive, like if you like it and you want it, that, but it's not like chemically addictive. It's like it's like gambling. Gambling is addictive, but it's not chemically addictive. It's a, it's a.
Speaker 1:It's mentally addictive you know what I mean.
Speaker 2:It's definitely mentally addictive yeah, I would think so, but they say it's not chemically addictive.
Speaker 1:That's what they say, I've worked with guys that fucking smoked a lot of weed and when they didn't have it they were assholes, straight assholes.
Speaker 2:Well, they're just assholes. Weed just makes them not assholes. That's the difference. See what I'm saying. You know that's like.
Speaker 1:Maybe I should smoke some weed.
Speaker 2:I think about it just for the like, the pain of it.
Speaker 2:You know, the one guy gave me that one, the, the little sample one or whatever, and it's sitting there and I keep thinking about every day, like I should just try it because I do have some neck pain and stuff that just you know would be nice to have no pain for a minute, like I hear. Like muscle relaxation, that sounds so good, but I won't do it. Somebody actually gave me one and I was like I was like I was like I can't, I just can't. But what if I like it too much and I'm like you know what.
Speaker 1:You know what I mean? Look, I had a script over there was only like what? 10? I took a couple of them which I shouldn't have, but I had a couple beers with it. Oh my god, I was in heaven. Yeah, I wouldn't even take the rest of them. I was like I know I could get hooked on them. I, yeah, I never have taken one and I was scared to take it.
Speaker 2:It scared, it, actually scared me to take it, because I'm like I mean, what if I? Because I know, like with coffee and cigarettes, dude, you see, I, I just don't put them down you got an addictive personality and that's.
Speaker 1:That's a problem right but see.
Speaker 2:But now alcohol. Whatever I could take it or leave it, it don't matter that. That's like me. It doesn't matter to me. But cigarettes and stuff, but what if that's one of those things? More like the cigarettes?
Speaker 1:You know what I mean. That's what scares me. That's why I said I liked it so much and I knew, and I was like you know what, I don't even want these.
Speaker 2:I like the sound of it that much. It your relaxer sounds perfect to me.
Speaker 1:Man and, like I said, which is crazy, but I had a couple beers with it and I was like, oh yeah. After that I was like, yeah, here, take these out of here.
Speaker 2:I don't want them yeah.
Speaker 1:You got them prescribed to you from a doctor, yeah, it was a long time ago. I can't remember what it was for, maybe my back or something.
Speaker 2:Well, does your neck hurt all the time? No, does your neck hurt all the time I ain't got no problem with my neck, my knees, but your neck doesn't hurt Like you don't feel like you got a stiff neck all the time.
Speaker 1:Go get it cracked.
Speaker 2:I did and it didn't fix it. I mean, I had it cracked, it didn't fix it. It never fixed anything.
Speaker 1:Go to somebody else.
Speaker 2:But I just found out that not everybody has. I just thought that's just how it is holding it up all the time or something I don't know. Yeah, and I just found that out from Jim Rowe at the gas station. He's like saying he had to go to a chiropractor. His neck's starting to hurt. I'm like starting. I'm like what do you mean? It doesn't hurt all the time. He's like no, I go like it's just like stiff. I mean dude, I don't know any.
Speaker 1:You ever see where they take their people on a table and they got that thing and they pull it.
Speaker 2:No, what are you talking about?
Speaker 1:They put like a strap on them and then they pull their neck and they go.
Speaker 2:Oh yeah, I've seen that. I'm like holy shit, I'd be scared to death to do that. Yeah, what if you get paralyzed?
Speaker 1:They doing it all the time.
Speaker 2:My neck does all the time, though. It's constantly in pain, always as we speak right now.
Speaker 1:So when you get it cracked, it doesn't help, it didn't help.
Speaker 2:I tried it. I went down there. I can't crack. When I was young I could crack it. I don't remember hurting. When I was young I could. I can't. Now I can't crack it, but it's always sore, Always Go see a chiropractor. Yeah, I tried that a different, one different chiropractor.
Speaker 2:They don't do everything the same, but their neck cracking is neck cracking, isn't it not all they're gonna do? Right, it doesn't feel like it's in my bone, it feels like it's in the muscle. I swear to God, it feels like it's right in the muscle in here. That's where it hurts, right in the muscle, right there, all the time. I don't know you would think of either of us too. If one of us was going to have neck pains, it would be you from holding that head up, but no, it's me. It's weird.
Speaker 1:Well, you got that long neck. You look like that Forest City guy, the glasses and everything. You remember that side yeah, yeah, forest city.
Speaker 2:No, I ain't got a long neck you look like the forest city guy what's that? There's that, uh, what's that guy amanda showed me? Or joey amanda's brother used to watch him. Have have you seen that guy? Who His next? It really is like the Forest City guy.
Speaker 1:He's real goofy looking, no chin, oh the real skinny guy, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2:What do they call him?
Speaker 1:I don't know, but yeah, he was on like TikToks all the time.
Speaker 2:Oh that dude's crazy looking. Yeah, he's weird. Yeah, he's weird too, but I mean he just looks crazy, like he doesn't look right.
Speaker 1:In bread or something.
Speaker 2:Something right. Right out of the deep hollers of West Virginia. I don't know that's nuts. My cousins, my aunt.
Speaker 1:All right. So we're going to try to do country night Saturday, saturday country night, and then maybe I might even surprise cooking or something. I might do something. Do some cooking. Yeah, maybe might do jambalaya, who knows, for country night.
Speaker 2:That don't make no sense.
Speaker 1:Well, I don't make sense. We're going to make dollars.
Speaker 2:Country night. You want to do like steak.
Speaker 1:Do steak? Yeah, steak special on a Saturday, let's do it.
Speaker 2:We do them on Fridays always. I could do it on a Saturday. What if I do like a, something really Western, or like a cowboy steak or something? What the hell is a cowboy steak? You ain't seen those. I want one. I've never had one.
Speaker 1:You mean them tomahawks? Yeah, Shit them.
Speaker 2:things are expensive, want one.
Speaker 1:What are you going to have to charge for that?
Speaker 2:$60? $70. Jesus.
Speaker 1:Ain't nobody going to do that here? No, nah, I don't know.
Speaker 2:Not if you cook them on a grill.
Speaker 1:Nah. I don't know I want one. Yeah, you'll be the only customer.
Speaker 2:Maybe I'll just get one and eat it in front of everybody for the Western, then they'll never come back to town. I think we're going to Put-In-Bay actually Saturday.
Speaker 1:I am that doesn't mean you can't. Yeah, I'll figure something out.
Speaker 2:We always do Amanda's half birthday. We always go to Put-In-Bay, so Saturday would be her half birthday. Well it's Friday.
Speaker 1:Me and Summer will come up with something for Saturday.
Speaker 2:For Saturday for a Western menu. But yeah, don't do Jambalaya, that's not Western. For a Western menu but yeah, don't do Jambalaya, that's not Western. Maybe, Chili, chili in July.
Speaker 1:I don't know. I said me and her talk. It was just ideas going through my head. That's like the Simpsons.
Speaker 2:The Simpsons actually made fun of that, remember.
Speaker 1:No, I don't watch the Simpsons. I'm a grown man. I don't watch the Simpsons.
Speaker 2:So am I the Simpsons. It's like 95 and they're driving around with a swimming pool that people can get in for three minutes for like they pay for it.
Speaker 1:I don't know. What do you think?
Speaker 2:And then they're going hot.
Speaker 1:Texas style chili.
Speaker 2:Steaks is probably a good one. I'm trying to think like a full. Like you know, I'll find out.
Speaker 1:Oh, that salmon was hitting pretty good yesterday.
Speaker 2:That salmon's delicious. She makes that sauce with it. So good. Actually, she said yesterday morning she goes. So how about I just do salmon and the broccoli? I go yeah, with that sauce you make. She goes. I don't know if I have that stuff. I go yeah, with the sauce you make. The sauce you make, she goes. I can go next door and see if they have what I need. I go okay, yeah, that'll work, yeah.
Speaker 1:I've seen Owen and them having it. Oh, it's so good. It was like oh yeah, this is really good it's hitting.
Speaker 2:It's so good. Whatever that sauce she came up with is amazing. That goes on top of it so good. That is real, real good to advertise that too.
Speaker 1:Yesterday, yeah, I messed up on that one.
Speaker 2:I should have dropped the ball on that. Yeah, I have it. I keep forgetting about because I've been busy with the renovations and stuff. But we're supposed to be doing like perch the first friday of the month. Haven't done it for the last two months. We're gonna definitely august. We're getting back into it. August. We're gonna definitely have it for the first friday. We're going to do a perch fish fry again.
Speaker 1:Yeah, it looked amazing. I was like man, I'm going to order that.
Speaker 2:Oh it is. It's phenomenal. That sauce me and Amanda and Amanda don't even like salmon and whenever we had it the last time this is amazing she loved it, especially when you're on a diet to it. It something that's clean, that you can eat healthy. You know what I mean. And then the broccoli looked nice and fresh. I was like, yeah, you got to make that to order.
Speaker 1:You can't like, let that's the problem when they they put it in the warmers a lot of places and then it just ruins it.
Speaker 2:Yeah, it looked good. I went to that. I went and checked out that new steakhouse when they were having their sample opening. Where's that? Um, it's right at the end of my street. Oh, that one over there. Yeah, what the heck is it called again Snarky's, and they give you like a soup and that's like their in-house soup. It kind of tastes like something my mom or grandma would make. It's pretty good, like a tomato-based type soup.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I don't like tomato-based soup.
Speaker 2:This is pretty good, though it was a pretty good soup. I mean it wasn't tomatoey, but it was tomato-based for sure. And the rolls they give you. And the rolls were like cold, they weren't warm or anything like a steakhouse. You used to get a warm roll with some butter of some sort. This was like they were cold and I didn't care for that part of it. But the salad that came out was phenomenal. It was huge, like the side salad that she got, because you could order it with a side salad. Amanda got side salad with hers and I got I think I got broccoli. I think is what it was. Broccoli came out all watery. It had cheese on it. It was bad. It was not good.
Speaker 1:But was the steak good?
Speaker 2:Steak was phenomenal and the salad was phenomenal and the soup was phenomenal, but that broccoli they needed to work on that, because that's that same thing. They probably had it, like warmed up it was just watery and like then they put the cheese. It just was not good, it wasn't, but that was now granted. That wasn't when they were open. That was their like pre-opening. So there might be some glitches that they were working on, but the steak was on point for sure.
Speaker 1:Yeah, the salmon looked amazing working on, but the steak was on point for sure.
Speaker 2:I'll tell you what the salmon looked amazing. Yeah, the salmon was phenomenal. I did like the it's that sauce that she makes, that really makes it. I mean the salmon's good Sam, we get that from Joe Bennett. But I mean that sauce she put on it, that glaze that was actually, I think might have been Joe Bennett's Suggestion, suggestion to get the glaze and then she went looking for it and come up with what she came up with. So yeah, summer's, you know she's a beast.
Speaker 1:Yeah, we'll come up with something for Saturday.
Speaker 2:I'll tell you, I'll let you know by Wednesday, and then you can do that Western, and then if you could slip some seafood in there, that'd be cool, like some shrimp or something I'll get a hold of, joe We'll. Joe will get some. You know what I mean. But make sure because we always do seafood on Saturday. That's what we're trying to do, so if you're going to do that, let's slip some shrimp or something in there to give it a Western type of thing or something. All right, we'll come up with something.
Speaker 1:But definitely still stick with the seafood. Yeah, I think either steak and shrimp or I don't know. We'll see what he can come up with. I think either steak and shrimp or I don't know.
Speaker 2:We'll see what he can come up with. Steak or ribs for country night and some cornbread Ooh, cornbread, cornbread kind of hits like that.
Speaker 1:Some fried potatoes, some mashed potatoes or some just baked potatoes yeah, nah, that's too common here. Baked potatoes yeah, that's too common. I don't know man, I love a good baked potatoes.
Speaker 2:Yeah, nah, that's too common here. Baked potatoes yeah, that's too common. I don't know, man, I love a good baked potato. Nothing wrong with a good baked potato We'll come up with something.
Speaker 1:Throw some suggestions out there.
Speaker 2:Yeah, throw some suggestions, we'll take some suggestions. Yeah, that's a good idea. Comment on there. We haven't done that. We quit doing that on there. We haven't done that. We quit doing that. We weren't getting no answers on that. Remember, we used to ask a question at the end of it and people just quit answering them. I don't know what that was about. That was weird.
Speaker 1:Is she going to come and get a steak?
Speaker 2:I think she's going to be. She might be with us at Put-In-Bay actually, because that's for Amanda's half birthday, so she probably will be with us at Put-In-Bay. Wow, no, the answer would be no.
Speaker 1:Unless they got a stake at Put-In-Bay. Well, she's going to miss out on a good one then, alright.
Speaker 2:Alright, yeah, I think that is a wrap. Do you think you did make your dad proud today?
Speaker 1:I think. So I really do.
Speaker 2:I love it. All right, we'll see you guys later. Make sure you subscribe to YouTube and Twitter pages and to our TikTok, and we'll see you next week and we'll tell you how everything went with the country night.
Speaker 1:All right, peace you know how that's coming out you know how it's coming out yeah perfect, you sure positive we'll see.
