Second-to-last live broadcast from Skid Row Studios

First you've got to get out and change clothes. Right now it's pouring rain. Wait five more seconds. Fighting the world every single day. Fighting the world for the right to play. Heavy metal in my brain. I'm fighting for metal cause it's here to stay. Fighting, fighting, fighting the world. I've been fighting the world. Fighting, fighting, fighting the world. I've been fighting. Fight for a living. Fight for a living. Fight for a living. Fight for a living. Fight for a living. Fight for a living. Fight for a living. Fight for a living. Fight. Fight. Fight. Hello world, this is Chris Abalo's podcast experiment and I am Chris Abalo. Welcome to the show, coming at you live from Skid Row Studios in downtown Los Angeles and streaming live at skidrowstudios.com. So thank you all for tuning in, the second to last live broadcast of the show. So that's right, one more and it's next Monday night, October 12th, 9 p.m. Pacific time, skidrowstudios.com. Hello, Sherry Bass. Hi, Mr. Chris. Welcome back to the show. A couple of things regarding this here program before we get started. First of all, apologies for last week. The episode that streamed live was actually Cape 56 instead of Cape 69. So apologies for you tuning in and you saw what was a rerun instead of the new episode. Sorry that that happened. I found out about it as was going on, unfortunately. But there we go. We still have now. We still have next Monday. And that's pretty much it. But once again, new shows through October and beyond. All of October, every Monday will be a show done here at Skid Row Studios. Just. Another quick rundown, just so everybody's aware because people have kind of caught up over the last two weeks and are aware. The studio is closing once again. It's in its final two weeks. But we're still doing a month's worth of shows here between this week and next week. So how do you like that? It's my commitment. I like it. I know you do. I like it a lot. As you should. But anyway, we are banking shows for the second two Mondays in October, which would be the 19th and 26th. So what's going to happen? Is those will go up on the half-assed media YouTube channel, which you should subscribe to if you haven't already. Please do so. And those will be available Monday because since that's new episode day from here on out, since we are going to be doing any more live streaming broadcasts anyway, then you can still get the audio and video on Mondays. The iTunes feed should still work as it has. All that is being transferred over right now, working behind the scenes to make sure. So that your subscription stays as it is and that you get the new episodes every Monday because episodes will still continue every Monday. But yes, the audio and video will be available for the new episodes on October, Monday the 19th, Monday the 26th. And then Cape 75, that first Monday in November, will be the first show done outside of Skid Row Studios since we've been in Skid Row Studios all year. Well, since technically January. The first show of 2015 was actually done. I'm at home, myself and my sister. But yeah, the show carries on and got a lot of exciting stuff for you guys for the next couple of weeks. Sherry is back after having the month off. I pretty much said, you can take September off. You were here on every other week during the summer. More or less every other week. And literally now we're back to the first Monday of a new month. And it's, well, guess what? You're back on the show again. No, but it's fun because we've done so many. It's going to be fun to do another kind of like one-on-one show here at the studio. Which is cool because we have a ton of things to talk about. And, oh, once again, by the way, to stay updated on any goings on, follow the show on Twitter and Instagram and on Tumblr. Cape Pod. And you can like Chris Abalo's podcast experiment on Facebook. You can check on chrisabalo.com. I will be posting updates kind of as they happen there. And also on my social medias, follow me at Chris Abalo on Twitter, which is where I post the most. Frankly. And also at Chris sells out on Instagram. And that's the best way to pretty much keep in touch with what's going on. But there are, because there have been some concerns before we get into kind of the collection of topics. But some people have been asking, well, what's going to happen now with every, this is weird. This weird thought that like, because we're not going to be in the studio, everyone who's been on the show since we've been in the studio isn't going to be on. Of course, everybody's going to be on. Sherry's still going to be on the show. Oh, Norman, Candace, John is still going to be on the show. Lauren's going to be on the show. As I said, when I spoke at last month or was it the end of August? Wow. I forget when that show was. I think it was the 31st, August 31st, the show I did by myself. Old friends, new friends, going to be a lot of people who are going to be on the show over the next couple of months. Even if there's not the video element and you're not going to be able to watch the show on YouTube or watch it live as it happens, you'll still be able to listen to the show. Which is frankly how the overwhelming majority of the audience gets the show. There's about 80% of Cape plays or downloads are just audio, mostly through iTunes and through people listening at chrisabal.com because the audio of the show is always available there on Tuesdays. Usually it's on iTunes on Wednesdays. But there are studios being looked into, new studios to start in, which won't be until at least January. And there are some meetings happening. There's some different people interested in doing some content. Yeah. And that, I mean, I don't want to talk about too much before it's all set in stone, but there's stuff that's going to be happening beyond Cape, more half-assed media produced content that's going to be coming out. And it's odd because I've gotten so used to coming here Monday nights with the exception of one. It's been nine months. I've been coming here every Monday at, all right, well, 10 p.m. for a little while and then 9 p.m. for the majority of the time. It does feel weird. I'm still a little teary-eyed about it. Yeah. It's going to be strange that next week, next Monday anyway, is going to be the last Monday night I'm coming here, despite the times I'll be coming here to record the shows that'll go up the second half of October. Right. But it's weird to think, even driving here, I was like, huh, this is the second to last time I'm going to do this on a Monday night. It's been the norm for the entire year. Even though it's only been nine months. Right. Right. Right. Right. It feels like it's been longer. Not in a bad way either. No. And granted, you haven't been here every week. You've been here a ton, but enough to certainly appreciate, oh, yeah, this is going to be kind of weird not coming here to do the show. It truly is. However, there is a certain freedom that comes with doing the show outside of a studio, excuse me, which is going to be at least for November and December, which is, it's good because they can be recorded whenever. More flexibility with getting guests on when it's a matter of, we can record whenever and wherever, because there's mobile equipment to use. And to a degree, it's almost more liberating, because the shows can be done, and then just go up every Monday without any concern for who's available. Okay, we're going to go live, and I got to do this, and I got to put my makeup on, and my, yeah. Show ready. Well, you, but then I got to put my makeup on. I got to put my toupee on. Totally. Totally. Put my girdle on to suck in the doughy midsection. So, now I don't need to worry about that anymore. Now's the time for me to bick my head like I've been threatening to do for a year and a half, which everybody hates. They're just like, no, no, I'm shitting your head. I'm really just like, I'm just going to bald my head just because, you know, fuck it. I just say, do you? I guess. It's just, it's one less thing to think about, and I'm like, eh, might as well. All right. No, it's, I can't now. It's getting chilly. Exactly. It's actually right now in Los Angeles, it's 65 degrees. People are losing their fucking minds. I'm actually wearing, oh, it is behind me. I have my leather jacket, which I wore in. I haven't worn it in months. Right. And, which is funny, too, because it's, you would assume, well, a lot of people have this perception that I live in a leather jacket, and I do to a degree. I think it was more so in New Jersey, because it's hotter here overall, and more consistently, whereas there, it was like, I wore it nine months of the year, and then during the three months where it's insanely humid in New Jersey, it's just too much. But it became like a recurring joke, just like Kristen's leather jacket, so I haven't worn it as much, but I wore it tonight. I kind of have to, because it's been raining, too. It's been chilly and raining. I miss my leather jacket. I've been wearing jean jackets, and then I went to no jacket, and yeah. Well, it's also been 102 degrees. Oh, my God. I've been on and off for a couple weeks, too, which is- I'm so glad this hot weather is going away. Well, even this upcoming weekend, it's supposed to be like 98 on Saturday. I'm like, come on, aren't we done with this yet? It's going to be mid-October. Can we stop? I'm tired of the bugs, the smells. Well, it's just the back and forth. It was consistently, I don't want it to be consistently 102 degrees anywhere. I realize there are people in Albuquerque who are like, fuck you, but I don't want to deal with that kind of heat on a regular basis, even when I think it was 2, 3. Well, not in three. It was in October, that's for sure. Yeah. How about that? I'm with you. It shouldn't be. It's like September is pretty much the hottest month in Los Angeles. August can be, but like June, July, not so much. It's kind of the way it is all the time. It's 80s. You know, it may dip down to the high 70s, but it's cozy. It's comfortable. You can walk out without a jacket, without a leather jacket on, be totally comfortable. Or you can wear one, and you won't be that uncomfortable. But yeah, the rain has been driving people nuts. And I think this is the first time I've seen people actually get like very like, no, no, we can keep raining because it rained for like five minutes, two nights ago. Yeah. And then people were like, no more rain. Like now everybody around here is like, we need the rain. Let's see some rain. Let's let it rain. Rain, don't go away. Come back. Whereas before it was like, oh, it's raining. And everyone around here would just have such a bitchy attitude about it. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I think at this point, frankly, I'm afraid of California turning into a Mad Max Fury Road kind of thing where it's like the only people who have water are the self-proclaimed supreme beings who release it to us mortals. Yeah. And small bursts, literal bursts of just like, here you go. It's mine again. So I don't know. Just go to 7-Eleven, get some Voss water. That's all. Yeah. But what's going to happen when the bottled water dries up? We need, yeah. Get Voss water from Norway. We have to get our water imported. Because we're fancy. If it dries up, because there's, there've been some reports like there's a year's worth of water left here in Southern California, which is, which is frightening. Like the drought is, is serious. Like as much as people joke about it, it's like, ah, it's California, whatever. It actually is serious. No, totally. So when it rains, it's like, can it rain for just like a weekend? I mean, it could pour. Well, they say there's supposed to be this big storm. Oh, this is so exciting. But no, there's supposed to be this big storm. That's coming. That's supposed to supposedly eliminate the drought. So we'll see what happens. We will. We'll see about your pronunciation. You just said supposedly. Man. No, I can't let that go. Supposedly. See, you know the word. Why, why cheat the English language? Don't do that. That's not cool. Especially when you know better. Supposedly. My ass. Anyway. So. I mean, it's everybody stresses earthquake preparedness here. Yeah. I want just we're fucked because we're out of water preparedness. Like I want to pack a suitcase just so I can get in the car and move to Vegas. Because that's going to be the move for me. If Southern California is out of water, I'm out of here. Because going in even more of a desert is way more better. Have you stayed in a hotel in Vegas and seen the incredible water pressure, though? Come on. They have. They're not short on water. They're not. It's recycled water. So what? It's still water. All right. Then I'm then I'm off to. Have you seen the things that go on? Do you know what goes in those sewers? Oh, if I see a used condom come out of the faucet, then I'm out. Then I'm going to hit the road faster than I did when California ran out of water. Then I'll head to Austin. People keep telling me I need to visit Austin. So I'm like, well, maybe I'll just move. Now that Cape's not going to be broadcasting live from a studio, I'm free to go. I could go wherever I want. Maybe I'll get courted by somebody. Can you imagine? There's like a studio in Vancouver and they're like, we would. Hey, we'd love to have Cape. Come up here and check out. It's a little chilly. We know you like it in California, but come on up. Sure. It could happen. Then I could go to Vancouver and then what? You all aren't going to follow me. I guess I'll have to start from zero again. Everybody films movies up there. So I'll get some celebrities and fucking sweet. Be really sweet. Oh, man. Sure. Hey, people, they're nice. They're not going to be like the asshole. I saw. Uh, the other day I was at Target, uh, just stopped in for a couple of things on my way in. I see a guy and I would, I should have taken a picture like as I was walking in, like when his back was to me, I should have taken a picture, emphasize this because it's something that everyone will believe it because it's, it's not that odd. That's I mean, it is, it's, it's stupid, but you can believe someone would do it. This guy who was sitting outside had turned a shopping cart on its side and was sitting on it. Why does that bother you? Why? Why? Because what, how, how much, how much distress are you in that you're just like, I can't handle it. I'm going to sit on this plastic cart until I snap it. Yeah. That's come on though. Like that's a, you can sit inside B there are benches. It was in a plaza. Like you go, it was just like, I can't be bothered to tip this cart over and plant myself on it. That's fucked up. Come on. Got to work with what you got. No, no. Work with what's there. Work with benches. Sit on the fucking curb. Don't tip a cart over. You're an asshole. Why is he an asshole? Because he can grab a seat in a legitimate seat. He doesn't need to turn a cart over and sit on it. That's ridiculous. Okay. But I'm crazy. I'm crazy for bringing it up. That's it. That's it. Okay. All right. How about something we can agree on? Because we talked about it many times over the summer, the straight out of insert, wherever you're from, or whatever that we talked about a couple of weeks ago, because it's straight out of Compton. Yes. Hasn't gone away. No. I was driving around today. I saw a guy with a shirt. Middle-aged white guy straight out of Hollywood. And I'm like, and again, I realize apparently I'm wrong for judging people who wear stupid t-shirts, but I'm like, but dude, come on. The guy was obviously like, he was, he crossed 50. I mean, either that or he spent a lot of time on drugs and he was my age, but it's like, come on, man. Like you got to buy a straight out of Hollywood t-shirt. I realized it may have been four bucks. I don't know. I don't know if you noticed, uh, we went to the fair a couple of weeks ago. We did. The LA County Fair last weekend. Feels like longer, doesn't it? It does. But there was a booth and the whole section was like straight out of this, this, this, this, this, this, this. It was just a whole bunch of cities. And I was like, wow. That's lame. It's making money. Yeah, for bootleggers. Money, money, money. People making t-shirts in the garage. Well, see, but. Here's, here's my fear. Chris doesn't like the hustle. Heavy fear. And bustle. What the? Of bootleggers. Well, hang on. We'll come back around to bootleg t-shirts in a second. Because, you know, because, because last Monday. Yeah. I think that this straight out of whatever, straight out of insert here is, uh, is like the new Got Milk. Straight out of Compton's the new Got Milk. Because for, you still see it now. I was actually. I was just trying to find a van the other day that said Got Jesus. Which just makes me laugh. Because how many people are getting converted at the red light? When you're, can you imagine sitting behind this person just like, you know, I don't have Jesus in my life. I really need to rethink myself and my relationship with the Holy Father. I don't think it's one of those. I think it's like, Got Jesus? Yes. One of those kind of things. I want a sample. I want that to be my ringtone. What? Got Jesus? Yes. That's awesome. I'm, I'm going to sell that. I'm going to be like. I am. Oh my God. I'm going to make a ringtone. I'm going to make a, there's going to be a store at chrisabal.com everybody. And I'm going to sell that. Got Jesus? Yes. It's going to be a huge hit down south. Below the Manson-Nixon line. People are going to love that. Supposedly. Uh-huh. Anyway, yeah. Because I still see those Got, you know, I love. It's funny when it's something generic. Like you drive past a sports bar that has a marquee and it's like Got Sports. It's like. Are you even trying? No. Got Sports? It should be Got Beer. My favorite one. And it's been out for like even way before the straight up. But it was the Got Crabs from Joe's Crab Shack. Oh yes. You would. What? What? Nothing. That's all I'm saying about that. Let's talk about the bootlegging. Let's talk about how I don't respect the hustle, as you say. We went and saw ACDC last Monday. Yeah. Which is why. I didn't know that they, Cape 69 wasn't broadcasting and was prerecorded. It was having fun. Yeah. Yeah. We were out. Which I didn't realize because we bought. I think I said this last week, but we bought tickets in February. It didn't dawn on me until I was looking at the schedule for September. And I'm like, oh shit. The 28th is some Monday. What am I going to do? Do I start? Which is funny because now. Had I kind of not already planned that out. I might've had a fill in host because there were, there've been plans for things to do here at the studio. Like it's October now. So there were going to be. I thought about like Halloween. I thought about Halloween theme shows or different shows one week. Everyone was going to come in and costume myself included. Like I had these ideas. So I'm now that's not going to happen because I don't want to spend the last four shows here doing that. And it's also like not, doesn't necessarily work with what's going on or what the original plan was. Things have had to adjust because of the, the studio's timeframe between when we found out it was closing and when it's closing. So kind of, kind of sorry to have missed out on that. And also the holiday special. Which I'll start with. I still think of something. There was going to be, the plan was a Monday, December 21st was going to be a, a two hour live like holiday extravaganza and all the guests who've been here all year. We're going to be invited to come in and there was going to be a party out in the, in the green room. And then we were going to rotate, everybody come in and share holiday stories and whatnot. And the musicians who come on the show are going to come in and perform. It was going to be a big ass naturally. What? But you being you, you're not going to wait until December 21st to drink. No. Hell no. In fact, we got about 35. Five minutes and then you can get to it. I know. Yeah. No. Anyway. Anyway, kind of a shame that we're missing out on that, but there'll still be something cool for the holiday show, which will be Monday, December 21st. And if you look at your calendar or mark it down, the Cape holiday spectacular or whatever it's going to be called. That's a pretty good name. Maybe that'll stick. Anyway, ACDC last Monday, Dodger stadium. Yes. My second time at Dodger stadium. First time seeing a concert. Second time seeing ACDC. For me. My first. Your first time. And it was one of those, as much as I love the show, one of those nights where I felt embarrassed because they're twice my age and running around ridiculously for two hours. And I can't, I can't go up two flights of stairs without being winded. And they're running around for two hours. It was, they played just over two hours. They did. What would you think? Amazing. Yeah, they were. Man. Well, I will, we discussed it, but of course it's for the podcast. So. Yeah. I believe that out of all the concerts I've ever been to, and there's a lot, that this was the first time I felt that I was at a stadium concert. Like I felt like an 80s baby for real. Like I was legit excited and happy. And just seeing everybody with the ring. Yeah. Yeah. And the red horns. Yes. And the red lights flashing. And just nonstop hit after hit after hit after hit. That's the fun part. Because there's so many, everybody knows, I mean, the crowd seemed genuinely excited to be there. There are a few people who were probably just there to be there, but tickets weren't cheap either. We got them with the general sale and we were kind of in the, on the upper end of the state. I mean, we still had a great view, but they weren't cheap. So I don't imagine anybody just, you know, bought tickets willy nilly for like $20. No. No. Not even close. Mm. But everybody knows. I mean, think about it. Everyone knows Back in Black, You Shook Me All Night Long, Highway to Hell. Hell's Bells. Hell's Bells. Tons of people know Thunderstruck, which I think showed up in like Guitar Hero or Rock Band and had like a resurgence. Yeah. In like 07 or whatever. I don't remember which game it came out in, but then everybody like knew Thunderstruck. So when they played that. So everybody's singing along with these songs or for those about to rock, which of course they ended with. Mm-hmm. And man. Man. So great. Just see everybody sing along. But you're right. Everybody was into it. They had the horns that Sherry's talking about. They sell horns that are kind of like go over the top of your head, almost like a, they're like on a headband. My mini ears. And they're little devil horns that flash. Yeah. They have little red lights in them. My broke ass. And they flash. I know they're 15 bucks, but it was kind of cool. Like when the lights went down, you just see this sea of like flickering red lights in the audience. Mm-hmm. On the field and also in the stands. And it was so cool to see. And yeah. Yeah. They rocked it. I mean, the big bell, this big blow up. What would you call that? Was it a blow up? It was an inflatable Rosie. Inflatable Rosie. For a whole lot of Rosie. Yeah. That was great. That was awesome. That was a newer one. I think that when I saw them the first time, because I saw them at Madison Square Garden in 2001. Mm-hmm. May of 2001, which was my first big show because I'd been to club shows before that. But that was my first like arena show and my first time at the garden, of course. So that was a really, really good time seeing them. Except back then, and granted, this is 14 years ago. The bell was lowered onto kind of the catwalk and Brian Johnson, singer Brian Johnson, got a running start and jumped and rang the bell, like jumped onto the thing and was swinging from it. Now he's like 68, so he can't, he's not going to be doing it. And that's understandable. Although I was, I said, I think he's going to do it. I think he's going to do it. And he didn't. They did lower a bell and then it started ringing. Are you online? I am. Check to see. I think his birthday is today. Brian Johnson's? Yeah. Maybe. Let's find out. Shoot to Thrill, people know too. Yes. That was another one. I mean, everybody knows the songs from Back in Black. I think they play, how many songs from Back in Black do they have? Have a Drink on Me is from, I can't remember. You shook me all night. That was one of my faves. Yeah. Of course. Dirty Deeds, Dunder, Cheap, everybody knows too. Yes. Everybody knows it. If only the chorus, but that's still a big deal. Mm-hmm. And for a band that's not like a super major, it's like, oh, I'm going to do it. Mm-hmm. It's not like a super mainstream. For a band who's not Bon Jovi or Journey, I'm talking about like rock bands. Nothing wrong if you have like a pop slant like Journey or Bon Jovi, or once upon a time Bon Jovi. But for a band that's not like, has never been like a kind of pop rock band, just a full-on kick-ass rock band, everybody know these songs. They're not like number one hit songs, but everybody knows them. It's amazing. Their songs are very catchy in a sense that if you know the chorus, you pretty much, you know, can follow with the song. And they're party songs. And they got a good beat. Yay. Everyone wants to, oh, you're right. Happy birthday, Brian Johnson. I knew it. 67 today. Yeah. See, again, one of those things that fucks me up. Mm-hmm. Because. He was struggling to come to the stage. No, seriously. Oh, I'm sorry. No, wait. No, 68. This hasn't been updated yet. Oh, wow. Sorry, 1947. So he's 68 today. Oh. Oh, so I was right. I said 68. Nice. It's one of those things. I think I talked about this. I did. A couple of weeks ago when I was talking about when we saw Sammy Hagar. Mm-hmm. In concert, which you weren't here when I talked about. But I know you thought it was amazing. We don't need to. Well. We don't need to take another run at that. Obviously. It goes without saying. That's not even a question. But it's one of those things where if I thought about it when I was a kid that like Brian Johnson and Sammy Hagar are a year younger than my mother. Because my mother's birthday was actually yesterday, October 4th. Yeah. And it's something. Hey, happy birthday. Yeah. Happy birthday, mom. You're not listening. I'm sending you well wishes. Anyway, aside from the phone call yesterday. But it's just real quick. Like, hey, happy birthday. Bye. Click. Oh, come on. She had TV to watch or something. Oh, I'm kidding. My mom did the same thing for her birthday. Yeah. Your mom's birthday was Saturday, funnily enough. Yeah. And we won't say her age, though. But my mother who turned. Coincidentally, I did find it funny when I thought about it that my mother's 69th birthday was the same week as Cape 69. It was just kind of a funny coincidence. It is. I mean, what are the chances? It doesn't mean anything. It's just a funny kind of coincidence. But anyway, I thought like, oh, the singer for ACDC, the singer for Van Halen are a year younger than my mother. That kind of would have blown my mind as a kid when I was listening to these bands. Like, I didn't think about it. And there wasn't like Wikipedia where you could just look it up like I did just now to check out his birthday. It's like, oh, shit. These guys are my mother's age. It's just kind of weird. But it doesn't matter. You're right, though. People know the songs. People know the songs are catchy. They all have a steady beat to them. And they all have that kind of same tempo, which is one of those. That's one of the most distinct things about ACDC. But the fact that everybody knows the songs. Oh, it's so cool. Yeah. So cool. And the new album's really, really good, by the way. Really good. I enjoyed Rock or Bust a lot. Which actually that's my morning song now when I wake up. My alarm clock. Your alarm is Rock or Bust? Nice. It's Rock or Bust. We opened actually when you were on, when you and I did the first one-on-one show, Cape 40. That was the song for the intro and the outro. That's right. Interesting. Yeah. Go figure. And here we are. Have we gotten tickets at that point? Yeah. We'd already gotten tickets. That's true. I think it's when I bought the album because it's one of those that completely got by me where I was like, wait a minute, what? A new ACDC album. And I heard the song and I was like, yeah. And then I just completely, you know, and then I buy the CD three months after it comes out. I don't know when that happened to me. At what point did I get to an age? Oh, God. Speaking of age. Speaking of. Getting to ages. It was pointed out to me today by Cape's social media maven, Erica, Erica Lawson, that this is the last Cape episode I'll be doing at age 33. Hey. Nothing wrong with it. Not at all. And not upset by it. Doesn't bother me. It was just one of those things where you're kind of reminded of it. It's like. Like a SpongeBob episode because you're old. Sorry. Sorry. I'm not calling you old. Hey, you brought it up. Don't look at me like that. What? You can at least give it a little more oomph instead. Just like. That's what the radio says. It's supposed to be dull. Oh, yeah? Yeah. Oh, okay. I don't know. I don't know which episode it was. I don't know that one. I don't have an encyclopedic knowledge of SpongeBob like you do. Although you're always like, did you see this episode? No. Well, watch it. I get that a lot. Exactly. Exactly. Speaking of music, something that you and I talk about repeatedly off the air, but have never addressed on the, like, it's something that we keep forgetting to bring it up so much so that I wrote it down for tonight. We figured out that not even recently, even in the last like 15 years, that now more than ever, Cher and Michael McDonald have the same voice. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Because that's the best. So I've just ruined, I mean, as if that song wasn't bad enough anyway, the Cher song. What a fool believes it's okay. It's, you know, white soul. But at least, like, just the fact that I noticed, I was like, wow, that really is kind of the same voice. I mean, I feel like when Cher was younger, it wasn't as pronounced. Like, it didn't sound that aggressive. It got worse as she got older. Maybe Michael McDonald sounds the same, but I think their voices are converging to the point where if they did a duet, you couldn't tell who was who. No. No. Everybody, what's the name? I should know this. What's the name of that Doobie Brothers song? What a fool believes. Is it What a Fool Believes? Yeah. Okay, look up What a Fool Believes, and everybody knows that fucking Cher song. Because it was played to death circa 99. My favorite is, if I could turn back time. Yeah, but see, she didn't sound as bad. She had kind of a normal singing voice. It wasn't, if I could turn back time. It probably sounds like that now. It was just kind of, she had a normal, slightly masculine singing voice. It got way worse when she started doing dance music in the late 90s. Stronger, stronger. That was way worse. You sound like a cat. That's when her voice was like, well, she does. Meow, meow, meow, meow. Yeah. Do you burn? I'm living where I want to live. I believe in pleasure. I can still hear that song clear. I don't know the words, because I'm a man. No. But I don't know the words to it, but I know the melody, because that song was played to death. Yes. And Michael McDonald and Cher have the same voice now. Scary. Did you? I don't think you went over the- Have you ever seen them in the same room together? What? Have you ever seen them in the same room together? No. Okay. Well. I don't think you explained your- Case. Case. Case. Case. Case. Case. Case. Case. Case. Case. Case. Case. Case. Case. Case. Case. Case. Case. Case. Obsession. Oh, I'm sorry. Yeah. I don't respect the hustle. You support that. You tell me what's wrong with me, then. You know the story. I didn't say I didn't support it. So, every time we go to a concert, Chris looks at the people who sell the bootleg shirts on the side of the road. On the way out. I do. And it's just funny. I just can't believe people buy them. Why not? Because of, like, $15, and then something somebody pressed at home. Like, if you just want a shirt that says ACDC, you can make your own. Well, I don't do it, but I mean, some people don't want to pay $45 for a shirt. I get that. And the shirts were $40. The t-shirts were $40 at the ACDC show. Yeah. Now, granted, it's probably one of the least affected by inflation markets. That was a real twisted kind. That was a very Yoda-like sentence structure, but you know what I'm saying. You sound like me. Concert merch hasn't been affected as much by inflation as some other areas, because 2001, when I saw them, I'm a stiff upper. You know, when I saw the Super Lip Tour, the t-shirts were $35, and I bought two of them, because that's pre... I think I had a cell phone at that point. I may have just gotten a cell phone, but that's when a cell phone was, like, $30 a month. No cell phone, no rent, car was paid off. Right. It was all... Good old days being young. It was broken a long ago. Anyway. I just don't understand why people plunk down good money for a homemade shirt. It just strikes me as so weird, because I understand not wanting to buy the $40 shirt, but you know the shirt's a boule. That is the number one. That is the number two and number three reasons why people don't want to buy the $45 shirt. No, I'm with you. And I even... I'm not saying I do it, because I support my artist, but... Totally. Well, we had kind of a real... a moment when we went to Cat House Live in August, where all these bands were playing, and they had kind of like a community merchandise stand where everybody had their shirt set up. Everybody didn't have an individual one. They were just big ones. Everyone had their shirts on display. And yeah, all the shirts were like 30 bucks at least. Yeah. And we're just like, I'm looking at shirts, like there are at least eight shirts I would buy right now if I had... Oh, man, that Tom Kiefer shirt. I know that they didn't have when we saw Tom Kiefer the other week. That was kind of a shame. I know. But I could buy it online. Can you? Yes, I'd like to. Well, and that's one of the things I've kind of gotten a little wise to. I mean, I get that in the moment and at the show when people are excited and feeling good, or especially leading up to before the show starts, when everyone's getting excited, they're more prone to spend money on a shirt. They'll shell out 40 bucks for a shirt. And the ACDC shirt's really cool because they made up shirts for certain dates and they had a special one just for the Dodgers stadium show. Yeah, that one's cool. Which had the date on the back and had Angus in like a Dodgers jersey whacking a baseball with his guitar. Yeah. With his classic Gibson SG. And that was awesome. I really liked that shirt and I want that shirt. And of course, it's $35 on the website. So it's actually five bucks cheaper. I get the markup at the concert because you're going to get people who are going to buy stuff just because in the heat of the moment, you know, you get excited and... I want my $50 shirt. And people will. I understand that. And my $10 hot dog. Oh, man. And my $15 margarita. Dodger dogs. Yeah, you didn't drink at that show. That's got to be the first concert we've ever been to where you didn't drink. Lies, Tom Kiefer. That was a surprise because whiskey's a go-go's a club. You didn't drink it, Tom Kiefer. That's true. That's true. Are you on the wagon now because you got a birthday coming up too? Yeah. You're trying to be responsible like Norman was clean for, I don't know, he spent like a month not drinking after he turned 30. Yeah, he did. I mean, he also got ridiculously fucked up on his birthday. I used to do that all the time. I mean, no, I'm not like... Oh, and let me stop drinking because, no, I like to relax. That's what it is. I was about 25. And younger, you're like, oh, party. But now it's like, okay, I just want to chill. And so, you know, sometimes I need it. Sometimes you don't. Sometimes you feel like a nut. Sometimes you don't. I'm in Joe's got nuts. Man's dope. You got me started now. Sometimes I do want to get crunk, but it's very rare. Really? Yeah, very rare. Well... I mean, but I can hold my own. It's not like, you know, a lightweight. You can put drinks away. I've seen you. Yeah. Five Mai Tais in and you're still like, I'm good. I'm so good. I am so good right now. I'm hungry. Can we get something to eat? Basically. While we're on the subject of baseball games and stadiums, by the way, and this could be me being a grumpy old man yet again, probably is going to be, but you were certainly aware of the footage from the baseball game. Yeah. I saw the game with the girls all taking selfies and not watching the game and the announcer commenting on it. Yes, I saw that. And the fact that people were actually bothered by the fact he was commenting on it. I'm with him. Because that's what's wrong with every... I don't go to sporting events, but I guarantee it happens every sporting event. It happens at every concert. Anywhere. It's all about taking a photo of yourself. It's all about taking a selfie of you there than actually being there and enjoying it. It's all about showing everybody on Instagram. I was here. And just the fact that these girls were... Every time the camera cut to them, that's what they were doing. And I refuse to believe. It's just, it happened to be, all right, well, when they're not paying attention to the game, we're going to cut to them and show them being stupid. I mean, I guess also being teenage girls, but it's also just posing like, you know, two of them with the churro and like all of it was very, very phallic because they got a churro and the other girls have like a hot dog. And they're on... Of course you were looking at that. They're open mouths on each side of it. Well, I'm a guy. What do you want from me? But that's every event. And it is kind of annoying. It's more about like the picture like, hey, checking out the... I don't remember what teams were playing. Let's say Dodgers to the sake of argument. Just because it's the only team I know because it's the city I live in. There's some other baseball team around here. Angels? How about that? Whatever you say. Okay. I'll take your word on it. But it's, yeah, it's all about posing just like, hey, at the game, enjoying a hot dog. Insta good, you know. It's more about that than it is actually being at the game. It's about being... It's about showing where you were than actually enjoying it. I totally agree. But that, once again, I think we've had this conversation over the podcast too. Have we? Yeah. People are obsessed with their phones. They're always pulling out their phones. They're always taking pictures. I have to be there. I have to do this. I have to let everybody know where I'm at. And sometimes it's like, man, no. Enjoy it. It's such a weird thing to me though, just to like, I need to let everyone know. Because how are you enjoying the moment or creating memories when... You're too busy in your phone? I don't know. I don't get it. I don't understand it. Well, the point is documenting it. Documenting it, but... I mean, totally taking pictures. That's totally... Yeah. But people stay on their phone the whole entire time. And I don't get that. How many did we see at... Not so much at ACDC. There was some. But like the Tom Kiefer show, the whiskey, how many people with their phones out? Recording full songs. In my way. Because I'm short. You are bullshit. You're not short. You're like 5'7". I'm short. I'm short. I'm short. I'm flat. I was short enough that I couldn't see, damn it. And they had their... Well, there was a dude who was like 6'7", who migrated in front of me. So let's not act like somehow you're the only one who has to suffer or has to kind of maneuver around people's shoulders. I do it all the time. It happens. Just because I'm six feet doesn't mean I'm above that. But it was just kind of funny because that beautiful moment when Tom Kiefer pulled out his phone for Savannah. For those of you when we went to the show, Savannah had... What was her appendix? Her appendix. Yeah, she had to have her appendix out. Yes. Which we talked a bit about last week. But Savannah is Tom Kiefer's wife and backup singer's solo band. Yes. And so he always does a certain song with her and she wasn't there. So he put his cell phone in the chair so we could all sing to her. And it was so beautiful. It was. It was very sweet. But it was funny just because everybody had their phone out and I'm like, gosh, damn, I want to see this. Yeah. That's what I mean. I was bitching about it. What is it? I guess two, almost three years ago when my friend Ryan and I was back in New Jersey saw Gin Blossoms at the Stone Pony and just everybody's got their fucking phone out. It's like, are you going to enjoy it or are you just here to be like, does anybody want to see videos of you three sheets to the wind singing along poorly to Gin Blossom songs while they're playing live right in front of you? Yeah. It's like, to quote the great television show and dearly missed show, Selfie, you think you're getting it, but you're missing it. And it's true. It is. Everybody thinks like, I need to show, but this whole thing about needing to show everybody what you're doing all the time, that's the thing I don't get. It's weird to me that there's a whole generation who, that's their thing. I need to show you where I am and what I'm doing or what I did last night. I mean, Instagram's all loaded with, you know, Sunday afternoon, it's all pictures from Saturday, night, the club, at the party, at this. And sometimes we, I mean, we fall guilty of it too, but I mean, sometimes it's just like, I don't want you to know where I'm at. None of your business. Oh, who was it I'd listened to on a podcast who posted it? Oh, it was, it was John Cusack did it. I was listening to his interview on The Nerdist, which was great by the way. And he was, he road trips a lot and we'll, we'll go to just different places and he was like, he was at some diner somewhere in middle America and posted a photo on, on Twitter or something like that about this place while he was there and then people showed up to see him. And he said, he realized that, you know, not to do that while you're, while you're there. But yeah, there is kind of that element of, oh, people are going to show up. And the, the joke back when people, I mean, when Twitter, I think maybe 2008 or seven when it started taking off and people were posting about where they are or what they were doing. It's like, good, I know you're not, oh, I'm going to go steal your TV. Right. And now it's gotten even worse between Twitter, Facebook, Instagram because that's what everybody's doing. Everybody checking in somewhere. I don't understand when people always, maybe you do this too. Do you, like if you're at home and you're watching a movie, it's like, do you post on Facebook to be like, hang on, need to tell everybody what I'm watching. Sherry Bass is now watching Gone Girl. Like do you, do you have to do, are you one of the people who does that? No, I have done it. Like once or twice, but it was probably something stupid. Like, you know, when you see something goofy and you're like, oh my gosh. No, but there's, there's actually a, you can essentially post a status. So-and-so is watching then whatever movies, you know, you're, you're watching just at home. I think that's so weird. I mean, you go to the movies and check in. That's, you're going out and whatever, but I think it's just weird to advertise like, here's what I'm watching sitting on my ass at home. I'm just putting my hand in a bag of Doritos. I just think that's strange. Like if someone takes, takes time to just be like, I need to tell everybody what movie I'm watching. I don't take anybody in consideration when I'm sitting at home watching a movie except me. The TV shows are more so weird to me than the movies. Movies, yeah, because some people, you know, whatever, they want to know, but TV shows, it's like, it's a weekly show. I don't know. Every week it's like, well, watching Black-ish again because it's Wednesday. You said it because I watch it. I'm trying to relate to this. No, again. Ringtone number two. Anyway. Yeah, I'm awful. Yeah, but, yeah, I don't know. It depends. I've done it once or twice for silly stuff. Like, oh, I have friends who do it every time they watch a movie. But again, at home, it's like, I had a couple of friends post last week watching Avengers Age of Ultron. Oh, woohoo. Oh, good for you. You're watching a movie at home now that it's on Blu-ray and DVD and on demand. Yippee. It's just so weird. To me, it's a strange notion to be like, wait, before I watch this movie or, oh, shit, I didn't tell anybody what movie I'm watching. That's just so weird. Like, that doesn't cross my mind. I just find it's, it's fascinating to me. about to shit my pants. Yeah, well, if you post that as like to make a joke, that's funny. That's what I'm talking about, though. Yeah. That's all right. Like, about to watch Insidious 3. Well, if, nobody hears from me in two hours. Yeah, exactly. Follow up and then create like a comment thread about like, you know, what's happening. That'd be kind of funny. So that's the assumption for me. If you're doing it as a goof, that's one thing. But I, people just, every time they're watching something, it's like, look, I love the new show, The Muppets. I love this new show. Yes. And people are just like, so-and-so watching The Muppets. It's like, okay. It's just, it's just strange to me. I mean, if you're posting like, really digging The Muppets on ABC, like I would post something like that. And frankly, I should anyway. I don't think I have yet. And also because The Muppets account has been retweeting a lot of that stuff. So I totally should. What? Even though that shouldn't mean anything that I'm getting retweeted by someone who works for The Muppets Twitter account. It's not like The Muppets are involved, but still. Oh, speaking of Muppets, really quickly, it's running on PBS right now. There's a series called In Their Own Words. And they just did one, at least when I stumbled upon it, was last week, maybe two weeks ago. And finally put it on last night because I DVR'd it because it was on some insane hour in the morning that I actually wasn't going to be up for a change. And they did one for Jim Henson. And it's airing right now. It comes on DVD in November. You can pre-order it right now on Amazon. You know what to do. Click through the Amazon banner, chrisaballo.com and order it. It was awesome because it's his life story up to and beyond his death. But it, hmm, see, I'm going to get myself upset just knowing I'm even going to mention it. Anytime I see any footage from his funeral, I start to cry. Even now, even as being 20, I'm sorry, 47 hours and 55 minutes away from being 34. Yes, I actually figured that out. It was more than 9.42 PM. And it's 9.47. Now 9.48. Okay, been real time. The time now is, 9.48 PM. 9.48. See, you're better at that. I'll make it sound robotic. I don't have that smooth. I could do the later. Time now is 9.48 PM. Okay. That's right. Anyway, anytime I see footage, even now, it makes me cry because there was a moment where, and if you've, and if you haven't seen the documentary, by the way, similarly, I Am Big Bird about Carol Spinney, the man who's played Big Bird for his entire, his entire, his entire, his entire, his entire, his entire doll life. And even until this day, even though he has an understudy who essentially does it part of the time because someone's got to take over Big Bird because man, I think, I think he's, he's almost 80. He's up there. But, actually, if you have Amazon Prime, you can stream it right now for free. It's included in Amazon Prime, but it hasn't popped up in any of the streaming sites, but definitely worth a rental or a purchase if you're remotely interested in Sesame Street and the Muppets or a fan of documentary. It's actually a really well done documentary. And they showed, that was the first time I saw the footage of Big Bird singing It's Not Easy Being Green at Jim Henson's funeral. Oh my gosh. And at the end of the song, just Big Bird looks up at the sky and just, ah, sorry, I feel it coming on. You were just talking about it. I'm going to get upset. Ah, fuck. Looks up at the sky and says, thank you, Kermit. It's just, it killed me. Oh, it killed me. Even last night, watching it. Again, seen it before. Know exactly how it goes. Every time I say, I had to pause it and just kind of get like, ah, get it all out. And then I was fine again. But, yeah, it still gets to me. It really does get to me. Hey, it's October and we're not gonna be able to do much Halloween themed stuff on the show because October's kind of wrapping up the Skid Row Studios era of the show. Let's talk Halloween, horror movies, things like that. Sure. When this time of year comes around. What you want to talk about? Well, you dress up for Halloween, for Halloween parties and whatnot. Last year, you dressed up as Snow Black. I did. I had two costumes. You had two? What was the other one? I was Goose. Oh, yeah, that's right. You're Goose from Top Gun. Yeah. Most overrated movie of the 80s. Oh, well, hello. Yeah. So what you want to talk about? I want to talk about movies and Halloween, whatever, horror movies. What about them? Classics? What do you, what kind of stuff are you into? We talk about movies kind of regularly when you've been on the show. So let's talk about horror. What are some of your favorites? Oh, man. So my fave is the Halloween series. Really? Up to what point? Because they're, they're really inconsistent. Four. Halloween four. Does that include three? The one that has nothing to do with Michael Myers? Yeah. Or no? Yeah? No, but what's the last one where she's in the hospital? That's two. That's two, right? Yeah, because it kind of, it picks up where the first Halloween left off. Yeah. I do, I do like Halloween. I've seen Halloween two in a long time. That's my favorite one of all. Well, of course, aside from the classic one, I mean the first one, but the Halloween series, oh, what's another one? Chucky. Can't deal with Chucky. Kids play. Child's play. Yeah. Child's play. Shit. Get it out. I saw the first three. I watched them all. I like them all. I like being scared, which is weird because I'm a scaredy cat. Yeah, you are. I've watched scary movies with you. You're always, ah! We watched the first Insidious. You were like, you need to see this movie because you haven't seen it. I was like, okay. You'd seen it a bunch of times. You're still freaking out every time something happens. It was actually quite entertaining for me. You saw a little kid? Oh, fuck. I saw a little kid. I saw the dude walking by the window. I was like, everything. And you were still just freaking, ah! Having seen the movie, you own it. You brought it. And said, we're going to watch this movie. And I'm like, all right, I'm in. I heard these movies are good. At least the first one. And watched it and you were still freaking out the whole time. Third one's good too. Second one, bleh. Well, because anything that involves little kids. Creepy little kids. Creepy little kids. Creepy old grandmas. And demons. That's, that's, that gets to me. And that movie has all of it. I am tempted to see The Exorcist. Yes. On, I think it's, I think it's Friday or Saturday. Yes. At midnight at the New Beverly, which is Quentin Tarantino's theater here in Los Angeles. Yes, yes, yes. They're showing it. They showed it this, I think it's Saturday. They showed it this past Saturday. I think it's showing it this Saturday too at midnight. I kind of would like, it'd be fun to see with an audience too because you know people are bringing people who've never seen the movie before. Yeah. So to hear people scream and freak out when she's stabbing herself. Well, I assume everybody's seen it when she's 40 years old. Well, that being said, growing up, growing up, that was the one that did not scare me. Really? Really. Huh. That's, I don't know. That's, Jaws scared me more. Really? Yeah. Hmm. Which still does. Well, going to the beach and going to the ocean, especially being a California girl. Because that's real life shit. Well, yeah, that's what I mean. You can almost relate to it. Yeah. Like I can see this happening somewhere, especially growing up in Southern California and going to the beach, going in the ocean. Something that hits home more. Demon possession, that's not something you see very often. Not. That doesn't really hit home as much. So I get that. That's when you got Jesus. Yes. Nightmare on Elm Street is the big series for me. Yeah. The second one's weird. You know what's funny? There's a, have you seen all of them? Yes. Okay. There's a documentary being made by the star of the second movie. Yes. Don't remember the actor's name. Don't remember his character's name. Seen his costumes too, by the way. And it's about the gay subtext. It's actually being funded on, I think, Kickstarter. Or Indiegogo. I forget which one. It's a fan-funded documentary about him and the kind of, and him being closeted, a closeted gay man at the time of making the movie. There's all the kind of subtext that wasn't between his character and Freddie's relationship in the movie. And it's not, I just didn't like the movie. I didn't pick up on any of that. Right. Having seen the movie, I never really considered it until I heard about this documentary being made. Right. I just didn't pick up on any of those. First time I've heard. Yeah. I didn't pick up on any of those cues. I just didn't like the movie because Freddie goes into the real world and that takes away, from the scariest part of Freddie, which is. He's in your dreams. Yeah. He attacks you in the one. You can't go to sleep. Yes. The one place you're supposed to be safe when you're asleep. That's where he gets you. So I felt like the fact they put him in the real world, I thought that was just kind of like a weak. And you know, the first and third one are my favorites for sure. Except the second best trilogy ever made is the Evil Dead trilogy. The first, the only trilogy in my mind is Back to the Future. But the second best is the Evil Dead trilogy. I respect that. Great. I'm crazy excited about the Starz series. Ash versus the Evil Dead looks. I was so hesitant. I remember you talking shit about it. I was. Can you imagine that? What? Well, because I heard, I'm like, Chris talking shit? Yeah, Chris disapproving of something? Get out. I was very, very hesitant about it. When I heard about it, I was dismissive of like an Evil Dead series. How they got to turn that into a series. And then I heard Bruce Campbell was going to be involved and I thought, ah, he's probably going to pop up here and there, maybe as a cameo. And then they put out a trailer a couple months ago for the series. I'm like, I think I'm subscribing to Starz because I don't want to wait for DVD to see this show. This looks awesome. And it does. It looks like a lot of fun. It looks super gory. But I love the, and this past weekend too, missed it because it sold out right away to no one's surprise. The Egyptian Theater in Hollywood where we've seen a bunch of older screenings, where I've seen a bunch of older screenings anyway, had Evil Dead and Evil Dead 2 with the Q&A with Bruce Campbell. And of course, it sold the fuck out to nobody. No one's surprise. But Army of Darkness is going to be playing too this month. I look forward to that. Even though that's a comedic movie, it's not particularly scary. But yeah, other horror movies, it's funny when you watch horror movies like The Exorcist or Rosemary's Baby, they don't seem scary to us because we didn't grow up with them and we don't have the perspective of, oh, this was super shocking in the 70s where nobody had seen movies that were this, for the time, they were incredibly graphic. And at the same time, like really, really scary. It's just stuff that they didn't deal with in, I guess, polite society. So the fact that movies were going into like a baby who's a demon or even The Omen when you watch the original Omen. It's like Damien is like a creepy kid. It's like kids were evil in the 70s. It's kind of funny. Like it was Rosemary's Baby and it was The Exorcist and it was, it was The Omen, Damien. So it's kind of weird how that happened. And then it was all like adults trying to kill everybody in the 80s. Yeah. Slashers. Slasher films. There was Freddy who was an adult and Jason who was basically a kid but still a grown man who was seemingly indestructible. I do like the Friday the 13th films overall. Those are fun to watch. They're fun. They're not all great but they're fun. I am a fan of those. They're cheesy. The first Scream movie's great. It's the only one that was any good. The which one? The first Scream movie. Oh, yes. Sequels. I only saw two and three. I didn't bother with four. I think they're kind of tied together but I can't. Yeah. And they just don't do anything for me. I watched them. I gave them a chance. I put in my, you know, 180 something minutes between them and they just didn't pan out for me. That's all right. So in the Halloween spirit. Yes. What are you going to be for Halloween? I'm going to be 34. That's it. That's it. I was thinking about it for this show because I was thinking, you know, whenever it was we were going to have a show where we were going to show up in costume. I thought, oh, what is it I'm going to be? I'm going to have to figure something out because not only am I going to be not necessarily to be something scary. I thought just to dress up would kind of be fun. I've seen some really awesome. Maybe it's a little cliche but everybody dresses up as everything now and cosplay has become so huge. But I've seen some really awesome Joker outfits. I thought I would totally dye my hair green and be Joker just to dress up as the Joker. I think it would be fun because there's so many different types of Joker. There's a goofy kind of Batman in the animated series Joker. There's the Joker who was just a fucking crazy killer. Like there are all these different incredible things. There's a Joker who was just a fucking crazy killer. There's a Joker who was just a fucking crazy killer. There's a Joker who was just incarnations of the Joker that I thought, well, it could be fun. It could be played kind of silly and campy or it could be played really dark or whatever. But it was just to be in costume. It wasn't going to be in character for the entire show. I don't think anyone would be interested in that. At least not for this show. I don't think anybody who follows Cape is going to be like, I really want to have everybody not be themselves for an hour. I don't think anyone's into that. It might be fun for the novelty but I don't think it would, I think it would get kind of tired after eight minutes. I mean, it's fun. Who doesn't like to dress up? I can't. Well, the dress up part would be fun. I just meant like not acting like yourself. What are you going to be? Oh, see, you didn't even have something chambered. No, I do. No, I just can't describe it. Debating it. Debating what? Frankenhooker? No. Make you a man. No. Well, I'm all out. Auntie Entity. Aunt Entity. Aunt Entity. What's that? Auntie Entity. Tina Turner from Mad Max. Oh, from Beyond Thunderdome. Yeah. I forgot. I haven't seen that movie in a while. I watched, that's one of those I watched on TV as a kid, you know, way at it. I mean, it was PG-13. It's not like they took a lot out. Right, right. I don't remember much of it though, but oh yeah, now that would be good. That'd be cool for you. I could see you doing that. Are you going to parties or anything like that? Do you have something lined up? I haven't invited. I haven't committed to any for sure yet, but. Um. Are you like going to be dressing up? Yeah. Are you going to be dressing up to attend some function? I want to do the parade. I usually do it every year in Weho. It's just my thing. Go down there and see other people's pretty costumes and stuff. I've been invited, but I don't know. I went to a party last year and I was just like, I'm getting too old for this shit. I was, and I was supposed to go to that party too and I was sick and I couldn't make it. Yeah, you were. It was horrible. It's one of those days where you wake up sick. Yeah, I remember that. And I woke up and I'm like, not today. Couldn't it be tomorrow? Couldn't it be something? And like, I slept it off and then I was okay the next day. I think, yeah, because I remember I was texting you the whole night because I think I was the only sober one there. I didn't even drink that night. What? I'll have to take your word on that because I wasn't there. So I, I would have expected to see Drunken Sherry. No. No. We should talk about that sometime in the show. I don't think we've talked about it. The fact that when we met, when we were introduced, you were hammered. Don't, don't bring that up. Okay. Well, too late. Everybody knows. So it's amazing. I even befriended her at all. Yeah, you liked it. Any parting thoughts? We're actually way out of time. Wow. And William's got his hand on the lever ready to just turn everything off. He's ready to shut it down. Boom. He's like, I'm out. I got a couple more days and I am the fuck out of here. So he's very anxious to leave. It's like, you guys are holding me up for my freedom. No, not at all. He's in there grinning. By the way, it's never, it's never been, especially being the last show on here. It's not really a big deal. It's nothing I need to like fess up to. But what I've joked about, like William or Cheyenne or whoever, just like they're rushing us out of here. That's never been the case. I talk about it because like, oh, time's up. We need to go. Nobody's ever been, just been like pointing at their watch, like giving me the stink eye, like hurry up, man. That's it. Because we're the last show. There's nobody waiting to come on the air next. So no one's ever been that aggressive to be fair. And he's sitting there. He's, he's, he's nodding. All this very amusing. He's going to miss. Are you, are you going to miss us? William? Yeah. He's nodding. Yes. Okay. Thanks. Even if just, ah, even if it's just for a while, we're here, then that's okay. As soon as it's just going to be like, you know, it was the worst shift. Fucking Monday's nine to 10. Oh, good God. Those folks always going overtime. Right. Until the show becomes huge. And it's going to be like, I used to be their engineer. Oh man. Hell yeah. It was a great time. They were the best. Or he's going to shit talk. He's going to be one of those people who's going to shit talk the show and his biggest, it's not that cool, man. I worked on that show for a couple of months. It's whatever. He's not funny. He just hates everything. Should have him complain about this dude sitting on a turnover cart. What an asshole. Well, Chris, how do you feel about it being your second to last show? Ah, it hasn't sunken in yet. It's going to be one of those things. I'm not going to feel the, the weight of it until it's over. Oh, well, high five. We did that. Yeah. Yeah. Get old. Oh, my shoulder. My boy, situs. Where's the bingay? Yeah. All right. Now we do need to go because I need to go and rub some icy hot on my shoulder. Pain. The pain of your mid thirties. The pain. That's a horror movie in and of itself. 34. Next October. This October. Yeah. Get ready for the next show. Mm-hmm. Hey, everybody. Once again, please support the show. Yes. By visiting our sponsor. If you go to chrisabalo.com and click support the show, you visit all our sponsors, including Dollar Shave Club and audible.com. We only have sponsors who we stand by, who we support, who we actively use. I've had Dollar Shave Club now since, actually, last month was two years. So let's start with Dollar Shave Club. September 2013. And I've never gone back since. So you can sign up for Dollar Shave Club, which is tremendous. Audible.com. Get a free audio book by clicking through the banner there. 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