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show take up. I thought he
was going to be a guitar forever and

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was going to be it. He
yay, thank you, good buddy,

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ship my bad. That's I've taken
the big Yeah, I'm taking a big

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ripper, but my my box,
Like what does be considered a box?

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Mind? Now? Like I don't
feel like, I don't know, I

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don't think. I think it's kind
of how people used to call him a

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boom box or the so, like
I got this Slayer ghetto blaster. I

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still have my ghetto blaster. That's
great, I'm saying. It's like,

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yeah, it's like nobody really calls
it that though, you know what I

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mean, right, I thought that
was your name. I didn't know they

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actually called those things getting Yeah,
I heard about that because that's what they

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used to say about the forty two
bopper he carried a ghetto by last year.

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I remember when he switched to the
Walkman for the disc one. It

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was really disappointing because you know,
it was the iconic boom box on the

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shoulder. Yeah, oh we're talking. Oh I thug, you were talking

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about my mate. That's what you
called my fate one time I did.

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Yeah, it was a reference back
to that. Sorry, before my time.

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Sorry. Yeah, they were just
getting like getting out like Walkman's when

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I was born. You notice that
the Discman was kind of a pain and

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the ass in its own though.
Oh it was terrible, yeah, because

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you like it skips every time you
walked, even if you put ESP on.

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It was like nap. Yeah.
I used to hate that. What

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a terrible design I had. I
had one that was like vulcro to the

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dash of my old truck, and
I had the tape adapter that went in

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and then the plug. You know, I'm like, fuck, yeah,

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man, listen to my fucking jams. Any bump I hit was like I

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did, I did. The CD
player is probably the biggest proponent for m

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P three's. Yeah, like when
they were like okay, we got good

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digital sound music, like the qualities
here, but traveling with it sucks.

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So they're like, we got to
come up with a better way. Yeah,

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how about if we just make something
to play those files before they make

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it to CDs? Brilliant. You
know the discmand really did push the MP

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three player. Dude, I'll be
honest that when the iPods came out,

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at first, I was very reluctant. Yeah, were you guys reluctant?

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Welcome back as to your Kentucky X
files. All right, I feel like

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we were we're getting into some hot, hot topics I was looking at first.

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I was I was a little iffy
on it, but I was that

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I was definitely that kid that got
everything a little later, like fence to

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my parents, like I always like
when everybody was on like the iPod minis,

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I was still rocking the first gin
like just going to school. Listens

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to some six feet under warning shot
and I'm like still like scrolling like barely

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see that, like because it's like
you're like the first game Boy. Yeah,

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like you couldn't see you literally had
to look at it like okay,

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yeah, like so yeah it was
pretty it was pretty bad. But I

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was like, dude, like I
I like I even but even though I

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had like generations behind, what's already
there? What was the point of Like,

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yeah, it was smaller, but
this was perfect. I loved this

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device, like it was so easy
to carry, didn't have to have like

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have multiple CDs. Yeah, so
like I thought, like, yeah,

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iPod, good on, fucking Steve
jobs Man, brilliant device. I never

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actually owned one, but if I
borrowed one and listened to it for a

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minute, I was sold on it. Yeah. I found my mind was

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at a pawn shop. It was
the it was the first one and the

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big you know, the big fat
one. Yeah, that's what I had.

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Yeah, yeah, yeah, the
wheel. I'm like, oh cool,

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is that one of those iPods and
them iPod things, those iPod Walkman's

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yeah, or do you put the
tape? And I'm like I remember asking

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the guy. I feel like a
dipshit ad mid this now, but I

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was like, how do you get
the songs on it? And he's like,

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oh, well, you gotta you
gotta download iTunes and he's like,

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you know, send them to it. And I'm like, oh, really,

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it sounds really not complicated. That
sounds simple as hell. I'm gonna

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get this thing. And I remember
frying it. It wasn't. It wasn't

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easy for me to do it first, and it got easier, which I

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wanted. I will not ever admit
how it got easier, but it did

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get easy. And then that that
blew up, like the huge craze of

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illegal downloads and stuff like that.
Uh Napster Rick in Motion, which I

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thought was funny when when you listen, like, Okay, I get where

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he's coming from. Don't get me
wrong, I get where he's coming from.

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But it actually if you watch a
documentary about like I don't know if

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it was about metal Blade or Metallica
itself, because the guy that owns Metal

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Blade met Lars a long time ago
before Metal Blade was ever a thing,

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and they did the thing because there
was a magazine that you get at trade

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to learn new like new music and
get new like new upcoming bands and stuff

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like that. And I'm like,
that's kind of like Napster. You're sharing

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music, but like Napster was such
on a larger scale. It took a

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like the music industry took such a
huge hit. So I can get where

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he's coming from, but laws like
he was part of the sharing of music,

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and it gets better. There's another
little tidbit to that that makes it

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even better. So the guy that
started Metal Blade, that started that Metal

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Blade magazine with the sharing in it, was originally going to call it Metallica,

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and Lars talked him out of it
and took the name for himself.

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Oh he yeah, the guy that
started Metal Blade came up with the name

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Metallica. Wow, that's cool.
I recently saw that in the documentary and

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I was like, what in no
way of course he did. Of course,

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of course Laars stole the name.
You know, that's crazy, man,

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I didn't know any of that's well, yeah, freaking I remember.

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I love that people tried to come
out with something new with U with that

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kind of crap going going around.
Did you guys ever heard of the Zoon

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Yeah? I got one of those. I actually enjoyed that. It was

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nice. It was was it was
it Android based? I think it was.

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That's like the android's version of Like
I guess that was the first big

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time Android and iPhones started to This
is all making sense now, Yeah,

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but Zoom literally just like it fucking
fell on its face. Well yeah,

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it's like Beta Max. You know, anytime you have two of them coming

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up at the same time one is
going to take off? Was was Beta

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Max the big ass tape? Small? No? I think Beta maxes were

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little small. What the hell was
that? It's a fucking pterodactyl. I

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didn't see it happened. I just
saw on my screen or something. I

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don't know, but it looked huge, man like. In comparison, it

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was fucking big. Got condors over
there, I guess. So, Uh,

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you all out there listening and watching, you're probably you're probably wondering why

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we brought you here today, uh, the next, the next couple of

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weeks, saying goodbye, it's gonna
be lonely. It's gonna be lonely without

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us. Put it that way,
don't don't make a big deal about this,

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guys, you guys out there,
it's time. It was time.

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This is it. I'm moving so
I can't record episodes for a couple of

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weeks. And it's it's solely internet
based. That's the only reason. Yeah.

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So, once the stuff's all set
up at the new place and you

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know, I'm good. Yeah,
yeah, so I think we should give

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them a sneak preview of Uh,
let's do a little virtual tour. Okay,

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here we got of Denny's new house. All right, let's you with

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you with me on this one,
Tyler. Okay, So here's uh,

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here's Denny's sprawling front yard. It's
a modest place. Really, yeah,

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it really is. I really like
what you did with the trees out front,

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the cemetery, the symmetry really you
know. Yeah, if you look

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at the one of the right,
I I like mowing a square a little

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deeper than the rest, right,
you know, just just to let so

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people don't drive past and not think
it's my Well. See, the thing

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of it is that I think the
humility that you have here, which is

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now the sidewalk that you have.
You have a sidewalk for people to walk

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past, even though the house is
like in the middle of four thousand acres.

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Yes, yeah, they have to
drive an hour back. And you

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know, cardio is a thing I
really believe in, you know, and

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getting out and walking every day is
you know. Yeah, and sometimes when

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you get out and walk, you
like to walk over to your new stables

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for your goats. Right. Yeah, yeah, that's actually one right there

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to the left. Uh. Yeah, it's a different it's a it's an

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imported breed. Yeah, goat.
So it's yeah, a horse uh horse

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goat hybrid. It's one of the
mammoth coats. Yeah. Yeah, they

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actually used to be indigenous to the
Mammoth caves. Yeah. There are like

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four hundred thousand miles long, right, that's he designed his house by too,

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is like right, yeah, it's
over four hundred thousand miles like wide.

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And like I've always said, if
you can't eat dinner off of your

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stable floor, why even have a
stable, right exactly, I've always said

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that. And then when you're done
with the farm chores, it's time to

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you know, sit back and do
some research for the show. And this

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is this is Denny's study. It
was very hard to do that railing,

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like because we did all that handwork. Yeah yeah, all metal work right

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there. Yeah, you guys did
the metal and I did the woodwork around

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it, and I handcore carved all
those cornices. Yeah. Fine work on

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that. By the way, thank
you, thank you you made the chisels.

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You know, I appreciate you guys
putting the cages around my books to

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protect my secrets. Yeah right,
well, I mean you have to look

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out for your friends. And there's
a part in this uh study that we

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can't reveal there is a super door
that cave, yeah for his Denny Cave

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and fight crime. I'm just saying
to hear that from me. That fireplace

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is awful clean. Yeah yeah.
I have a guy that comes in and

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scrubs it clean every morning. Yeah
yeah, right, I heard that.

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You know, extra like like ash
is not great for you, right right,

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I mean, and you learn that
in one of these you know books

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that you have. Yeah, you
have a an enormous library that's yeah of

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information, you know, which that's
why I have to protect my secrets,

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right, you know. Right,
and then once you've got the ideas for

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the show and we get on and
we record. Yeah, then you you

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know, you go over into your
studio to mix a master of the show.

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Right, Yeah, it's it's state
of the art. I just threw

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this together. That is a massive
console you have anybody, I'm just going

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to go ahead and say that there's
for three microphones. That's a lot,

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it is. But you've got to
try to contain these voices in, you

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know, into a show. It's
it's hard to you know, it's hard

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to do. You got to have
the proper tools. Yeah, of course,

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of course, you know and you
know, I could see you've got

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your your studio monitors and your near
fields. And is that a subwoofer under

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the center there? This probably is
okay, if I'm being honest, I

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haven't explored the all of the acredge
underneath that table yet, so I don't

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know if it's you know, I
am a little I am a little miffed

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by the fact that there is only
one chair in your mixing room. Yeah

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you know, am I allowed to
bring a chair over? Yeah? Yeah,

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there's there's Yeah, you know,
she just can't be scuffing up the

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place as all. You know,
you know how it is, it's like

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shoes off. No, no,
I mean no, I understand. I

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understand. I've seen your stables.
I know how to have your studio.

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Now for the listeners, this is
this is the part you're gonna like.

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This is the room the Denny sits
back and thinks about each and every one

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of you and reads comments in his
bubble bath. Yeah. Yeah, you

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know that bdet was not cheap.
No, no, I'm sure. I

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mean, when you're when you're relaxing, you can't be you can't be you

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know, accosted to wipe your own
ass. No, that's just fucking just

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terrible. Right, and then you
have those fresh flowers delivered every single day,

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don't you every morning? Every morning. It's awkward when he's in there

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delivering them when I go in there, right you know, well, I

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mean we both know your modesty levels, you know, yeah, very high.

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I'm just yeah, I'm at least
you have the bubbles covering you up,

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right. Yeah. Well, I'm
like, if you're in here,

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you know, you might as well
do my back right well, And I

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have to, I have to admit
that when we're working on this room.

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Yeah, Denny did request that those
windows next to the bathtub, that the

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window sills be knee height. I
don't know why he wanted the windows to

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be knee height, yeah, but
I did make sure that they were knee

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height. It's because I've always felt
that my knees were like a very very

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uh uh you know night like one
of my better features, right, my

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knees right, like they're they're very
shapely. Yeah, I could see that

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some might even say they were handsome
knees. So yeah, that's the new

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place. Uh, you know,
I I'm moving to it. It's it's

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just you know, just a place, you know what I mean, it's

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not a big deal, you know, the show taking office. Uh,

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this is showing its rewards. Yeah, it's crazy. You know, I

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didn't think we even had that many
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thought that we were you know,
I thought that we were still burgeoning,

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you know, is that the right
word burgeoning? Yeah, urgeoning? Yeah,

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I thought we were still kind of
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photos of this is like you too, didn't he taking awards and ship right?

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Yeah? So yeah, I am
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that that my house that I'm moving
to looks anything like that. But yeah,

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it's been a long long time coming. So yeah, I'll be moving

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over this next week. I'm hoping
to be moved by the fifth. I'm

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hoping that everything's done by then.
I don't know, but I'm going up

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to knock out a pretty good project
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a bit, and then yeah,
we'll be back. We'll be back after

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that. In the meantime, we're
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you know, you can revisit.
I don't know how you feel about that,

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Hopefully you're cool with it. I
mean, it's it's unfortunately, it's

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one of the things that when purchasing
a house, it's kind of like everything's

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up in the air and you can't
be prepared until the last second. Yeah,

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and and you know, for anybody
that's a dedicated listener, you know,

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hopefully they understand that we really just
don't have any control over it,

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and you need time to take care
of your life for a little bit,

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and then we'll be back right his
reign for a couple of months, and

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then we go on our early hiatus. Oh yeah, it'll be fucking awesome.

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I was about to say, it's
like you they would have thought,

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like with that house the way it
is and him getting fresh flowers delivered every

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morning, you'd think that you would
just have moving people to do all this

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ship. Why he took care of
this. Yeah, well that's the thing

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that Denny has a lot of special
secrets. He doesn't want other people to

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touch. I'm just saying, no
matter what, you definitely need to build

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that study. What is amazing.
I'm very protective of my secret place.

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I don't like my secret place handled
a lot, you know what I mean,

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Right, And uh, someone I
don't know. The fucking ship was

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gold the way he just looked at
you. Yeah. So yeah, this

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one, this one's gonna be extremely
short today. I'm sorry. There's nothing

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I could do. I gotta I
gotta go. I gotta go start moving,

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right, well, I gotta go
continue moving. How's that? I

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gotta go, You gotta go,
you gotta go. It's not you,

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it's it's me. Yeah, yep. So hopefully you guys are out there

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doing good and getting ready for the
you know, upcoming holidays, and hopefully

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it's not too cold, because uh, somewhere after hitting my forties, I

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became a huge bitch and I don't
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the fireplace in your study. Yeah. Yeah. The only thing I'm I

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complain about that room is my desk. I just really wish my drawers were

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on the other side where my chair
is. You know, it's a pain

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in the ass they are. It's
a pain in the ass for me to

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reach over to get stuff out,
Like my pens, my ink pens for

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writing stuff are right there in the
top drawer in the middle there, and

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you know how hard it is to
reach over and get that. But the

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drawer is hard on the other side. You could see one sticking out,

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but I don't like to keep my
pens in on That's where my rolodex is,

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Rollo decks and your abocus h.
It's got you know, phone numbers

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that are no longer working. I
keep my phone book in there. Yellow

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and white Pages. Yeah, I
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I think it's encrypted. We just
got one not too long ago. Did

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you really do it's like that,
like it's like a comic book. Do

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you think there's a bunch of like
phone book and yellow like yellow Pages employees

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that are just all disgruntled now and
they're just they've had to like go back

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into the world and they're just like, how do you do all this without

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paper? Right? You know?
I saw I saw a meme the other

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day and it was it was the
picture that they used where the old ladies

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on the walker and the ladies next
tour. They're standing up right, and

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it's usually like the okay, Grandma's
time to go back to bed, like

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when grandma's saying nutty stuff. Yeah, and it said we used to voluntarily

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docks ourselves and we called it the
white Pages. That's awesome, all right,

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fellas I wish I could stay on
here and do more, but I

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got to go. Understood, it's
for good reasons. Yep, you guys

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out there watching and listening. I'm
sorry the episode so short. Back as

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soon as we can take care of
each other. Why see you guys.

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I loved it as green screen.
When I did that, I looked at

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the post woman at the end morning. But during all that I would love

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it. I