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morning everybody. Good morning Houston Texas.

1:05

It is 601 a.m. it's Tuesday March

1:07

26th of 2024 with the

1:09

gang Rula Ryan Eric Shrestar K and Sam happy

1:11

Tuesday guys. Oh happy Tuesday. I brought something that

1:13

I don't even want to try for Try It Tuesday.

1:16

Oh now what would this be? I was so conflicted

1:18

when I saw it. I

1:20

was like I don't want to purchase this but

1:22

this would be something very good. Very interesting for

1:24

us to try. Lay it on. And

1:26

even after I bought it in my car I go like this. I go. I

1:30

was like should

1:32

I tell you what it is? Yeah go ahead. Pickle

1:35

flavored whiskey. Oh that sounds disgusting. I'm very

1:37

excited about this. Who wins with that? I love that

1:39

sandwich pickles. I know that

1:41

Eric likes whiskey. Y'all

1:44

they have a ridiculous amount

1:46

of flavors in the liquor

1:48

store. They have so many

1:50

crazy flavors. They have like salted

1:53

caramel cinnamon. Things

1:55

you just don't think needs to go with alcohol. They have

1:57

a whole section of sweet is what I call it. sweet

2:00

is all this spicy pickle but I thought

2:02

let me just stick with a regular

2:04

yeah I'm intrigued the spicy pickle

2:06

would might might hide the pickle it

2:08

would just be like spicy whiskey I

2:11

was like nah we're going with dill

2:13

pickle whiskey I think it's like a novelty

2:16

or do you think somebody actually like really likes

2:18

that I can't imagine a bourbon

2:20

drinker on the regular yeah pickleback well I

2:22

asked the guy in the liquor store they

2:24

made what I've been wanting all these years

2:27

right I asked the guy in the liquor

2:29

store ain't chance you guys have a small one of these

2:31

because I really don't want to have a whole minute come

2:33

in smell it although we can make it be a thing

2:35

every time we have a guest on make them

2:37

drink some have to have a it's

2:40

a tropical whiskey crocodile pickle

2:42

flavored whiskey it says

2:45

you know there's gonna be yourself

2:47

in a pickle it's gotta be like a

2:49

scientist in a lab somewhere coming up with

2:51

this cuz I always wondered like how

2:54

does the alcohol not kill the flavorings that

2:56

are added to it how does

2:58

it not overpower it the science

3:00

behind that well if they were

3:02

distilled with it right then they

3:04

would pick up the flavor and

3:07

text I love pickle

3:09

beer beer and I'm just like mumbles love

3:11

that your breath has to be kicking chicken

3:14

yeah and pickles and if you're a smoker

3:16

on top of that yeah was it best

3:18

made or that little one that or tongue

3:20

is sticking out like a smiley face I'd

3:23

be maybe it might be good I

3:25

don't know I got some pickle whiskey

3:27

what you got I ordered

3:29

these on on Amazon and I

3:31

thought it would be just my Robert Irvine's

3:34

fit crunch mint ones yeah but

3:36

it's half and half and look

3:38

at this brand look at this kind what Robert

3:41

Irvine is a the guy who's on Food

3:43

Network who did restaurant possible he's really fit

3:45

a candy bar when he has a protein

3:47

bar and Eric he's what there's peanut butter

3:49

and jelly fit crunch I tried it and

3:52

I'm like it not digging just weird to

3:54

me like I don't know just

3:56

not my listen to be honest I

3:58

know you're really Yeah, they

4:00

had a bad aftertaste or they feel kind of medley

4:02

or something. These are good. I mean they taste I

4:05

don't know how good they are. Some of them

4:07

aren't even that healthy for you. Yeah, you get

4:09

that I think those are not healthy. But look

4:11

at the massive amounts of sugar Well,

4:13

I think here's a good way with it

4:15

sugar alcohol versus sugar You know,

4:17

yeah count both of us so it's three

4:19

grams of sugar, but it's eight grams of sugar alcohol

4:21

Which is not as bad. I mean, you know, 11

4:23

grams of sugar, but it's got so I

4:26

thought was said 20 But no, it's only

4:28

got been 16. Mmm 18 grams of Protein

4:32

I had a premiere protein bar yesterday. I

4:35

thought that was pretty enjoyable No kids you gotta if it

4:37

has protein in and you like it then yeah, I mean

4:39

it's a win I wonder why we as Sure,

4:43

we all crave Sugary

4:45

meals first thing in the morning for

4:48

breakfast whereas some other countries. They'll have

4:50

like fish soup or something, you know

4:53

Well, I like salty tacos First

4:55

thing when you roll out of bed for breakfast for breakfast

4:59

Did you see um, Mark Wahlberg came out with

5:01

another list of what he eats food

5:04

all day I'm like eggs

5:07

is like three eggs for an omelet

5:10

to hard-boiled eggs pork chops and Something

5:12

and then a bowl of fruit and that's by

5:15

8 a.m. Uh-huh and 11 a.m He

5:17

has chicken and all this other stuff like how

5:19

could you be hungry? 80m

5:22

he's working out like 10 hours a day

5:24

every day I'd be I feel like you'd be

5:26

in the bathroom all day with a porch

5:28

up Hey doing a squat no the chicken and

5:30

then he has steak at night and he didn't

5:33

name like five other things Well

5:35

a steak Artery look

5:37

like red meat. I don't know about that a pork

5:39

chop, but it Sounds

5:41

like he's got his help done to a sign So

5:43

if anybody is is gonna be healthy eating red

5:46

meat every night. I feel like it's Mark Wahlberg

5:48

I don't even know if he's doing

5:50

it for the health. I think he's just trying to

5:52

sculpt this amazing body that he has pickles

6:01

made in Jack Daniels barrels. Like

6:05

pickles that you would pickle. So you have the

6:07

aftertaste. And the Jack Daniels barrels. I like this

6:09

because it looks like we're barrels. Because

6:11

one of those... I don't know about all of that

6:14

though. You know what I like? I

6:16

like bourbon barrel whiskey maple

6:18

syrup. Maple syrup made

6:20

in a whiskey or from a bourbon

6:22

barrel. So delicious. Speaking of morning, sweet.

6:24

Breakfast. But I am definitely a savory

6:26

person. I'm not really a big pickle

6:28

person. We had that hot pickle. I

6:31

couldn't say it right.

6:34

Chamoy. Chamoy. Chamoy.

6:37

Chamoy. Chamoy. Chamoy.

6:40

Chamoy. Chamoy. The

6:42

Chamoy pickle. Not

6:46

excited about that. But some people really liked it.

6:48

So we're going to have pickle whiskey at 8

6:51

o'clock this morning. I'm looking forward to that now.

6:53

I wanted to ask you guys before we got

6:55

into the show. Do any of you guys get

6:57

complaints from your mates about starring Michael? I

6:59

have in the past. You're really snoring bad this

7:02

morning. Especially if I'm like stuffed up. You should

7:04

make jokes about it. I was going to the

7:06

lister lines this morning. This poor

7:08

woman listened to this. My boyfriend

7:10

is that he is a snorer. It

7:13

comes from the depths of his body.

7:15

And like what hurts me the most

7:17

is that he has a CPAP. The

7:19

doctor gave him a CPAP that he

7:22

chooses not to use. He chooses to

7:24

not breathe every night. He is like

7:26

near death every time he's snoring. Oh

7:28

no. He sounds like he's stuffed up

7:30

too though. He's

7:32

not getting good sleep. That's what she sounds like.

7:35

What do you guys do in a situation like

7:37

that? Use the CPAP! Like

7:39

what do you do to sleep with your stuff on his face and

7:41

strap that thing on his head? Quite not comfortable is it?

7:43

I can imagine it would be. But you can't roll over with

7:45

that can you? I'm not sure

7:47

but it looks kind of clunky. My dad has

7:50

one and he has to sleep on his back. Yeah. And

7:52

he doesn't like using it. Doesn't it look like when you

7:54

see a fighter pilot and he's got that mask to breathe

7:57

at high altitude? I think it would come

7:59

a long way. I really haven't I feel like

8:01

once you've done that You're

8:03

not gonna get any making out sessions or

8:05

anything well you don't put it on you're

8:07

like okay tonight Good night Or

8:10

you're so deeply I love at that point where

8:12

you can just be yourself completely What if you

8:14

are dating and you're like 28 and you have

8:16

to have that? And you meet

8:18

a girl and she spends night your whole night. You're

8:20

worried about this. Oh, I thought of something Eric What

8:22

if there's a girl or a guy out there to

8:25

your point? Let's say this money like 28 years old and unfortunately

8:27

they have to have this this early on in their age And

8:30

they never spend the night at the person's house

8:32

and the person thinks you must be married Why

8:35

don't you ever sleep here? They really don't want

8:37

to say is they got a CPAP machine They have

8:39

to breathe and they're not bringing that clunker over be

8:41

like that or something that you're hiding maybe Like

8:44

that's really You

8:48

walk into his apartment for the first time what are all

8:50

these mannequin heads Yeah,

8:53

how do you explain that stuff? Yeah,

8:56

but yeah I mean because

8:58

the person is a 28 year old. They're not

9:00

they're more superficial than us Yeah,

9:02

the older you get the less, you know, you care

9:04

about your ego you let it go Well,

9:07

especially let's say a 28 year old versus 40 year old Let's

9:10

say you are on a like fourth date or something and

9:12

you're thinking of a camera go over to that person's house

9:15

And that person at 40 is like

9:18

I got this dumb CPAP machine. You'd be

9:20

like, okay 28 You're like, what the

9:22

hell is that thing? How

9:25

old are you know builder toys if you've had people on the

9:27

show that Maybe the guy member his car

9:29

was all dirty like filled with crap in the back.

9:31

Mm-hmm And there's a sort of

9:33

your messy car says about your personality You're totally

9:35

unorganized and lazy if you have a nasty car

9:38

on the inside and there's a

9:40

difference guys There's a difference between true

9:42

a car that is messy versus a

9:44

car that is dirty You

9:46

know car that's full of stuff and you got

9:48

like coffee rings in it or you spilled something

9:51

in the middle console 11

9:53

you Don't

9:56

really care about cleanliness whatsoever you get You

9:58

gotta get your car upright right now. It

10:00

takes four minutes to fill your tank up

10:03

That's when I take on the jacket and

10:05

throw it out throwing junk out exactly you're

10:07

right That shows laziness or like it was

10:09

this pollen situation drive me crazy I really

10:11

want to get my car washed and I

10:13

just can't because I've done it and then it gets

10:16

covered in pollen again I'm like I'll run it

10:18

through that Quickie wash sometimes and I

10:20

invested in those yellow car wash towels in

10:22

my trunk I like because here's the thing when

10:24

you go through those quickie washes it if

10:26

you let that thing just dry It's

10:28

gonna be dirty again, right? It dries dirty

10:30

Yes, so you got to kind of wipe it down

10:33

But I try and use the damp towel to wipe

10:35

down the inside people are getting like the pollen that's

10:37

stuck in their air filter Yeah, thanks. Yeah, turn on

10:39

your car. It sounds like you're pollen farted just I

10:45

start my truck before I get in. Oh you do so

10:47

it doesn't blast that air out I feel like a million

10:49

bucks. I roll out of bed. I get in the car.

10:52

I'm like yeah I said ruling Ryan's

10:54

roses a CPAP edition Lipstick

10:58

on the valve There

11:00

are a lot of items from movies that people

11:03

want to get their hands on and they'll

11:05

pay a premium to get them An auction but

11:07

this item that just went out for top

11:09

dollar You gotta have a lot

11:11

of space in your house for this thing and how

11:13

are you gonna display it? We will talk about what

11:15

the item was. It's one of the most famous

11:17

movie items in the history of movies in

11:20

scoop next Here's your weather for today. It's gonna

11:22

be a gorgeous day. Y'all sunshine high of 72

11:25

Perfect. I mean just a perfect

11:27

day right now. It's 58 degrees and 611

11:29

on the rolling right show Okay,

11:39

what's the cover this morning early? But let's

11:41

just go straight to what is the giant

11:43

item that just went up for sale and

11:45

was bought for a lot of money And you gotta have a

11:48

lot of storage for that. It's

11:50

the door that did not

11:52

think Jack Dawson And

11:54

Kate Winslet's character Rose de Wip you Wow,

11:57

don't that go for 50 grand? Maybe

12:00

150 no keep going a lot more 300

12:05

more half a mill more a

12:07

million a million by 700 $718,750

12:12

somebody paid 718

12:15

thousand seven hundred fifty dollars for

12:17

the floating door from Titanic do

12:19

that Rose got on that one And

12:23

this is the actual door not the like movie

12:26

prop no It's the door

12:28

from the movie wait wait you Real

12:42

Door from the Titanic on the movie. This is why

12:44

my cameras in here that was the best clip of

12:46

the day They

12:50

got the story guys I

12:59

Understand if you're talking like a Titanic door

13:01

type thing like that's like an actual door

13:05

That'd be pretty cool. I Door

13:07

to what that was a door to what a cabinet or something

13:09

the closet. It was like a door to one of the Now

13:13

if you had that there's a real door guys if you

13:15

had that door Would you have it in a case in

13:17

a room or would you actually just put it on hinges

13:19

and put it in your house? Yeah, I taste of Texas.

13:22

They got the Alamo door. Yeah, yeah doors, but they

13:24

went behind Glass not so they

13:27

know their actual like display Thing

13:30

because that door is not small So do you

13:32

put it vertical on the wall and then

13:34

put like a little like museum piece next to it

13:36

says prop movie door Yeah

13:39

shadow about yeah, you know one of

13:41

those shadow boxes you and you that you can't

13:43

use as a real door It's like a big

13:45

no way you look at it. You realize what

13:47

a lot really selfish. She could have saved him

13:49

well Cameron had previously

13:51

confirmed that Jack and Rose could have fit

13:54

But they would not have both survived because it wouldn't

13:56

have been buoyant enough. I think and

13:58

it's actually not We call it

14:01

the door, but it's technically some wood paneling.

14:03

It looks like a door, but it's wood paneling,

14:05

they said. Yeah, that's the kind

14:07

of money. Seven hundred thousand dollars. How

14:09

about the guy that actually some billionaire

14:11

that is building an exact replica of

14:13

the Titanic? When

14:16

you kind of worry about maybe having the

14:18

same fate? Or wanting to be oppressive versus

14:20

the Carnival ship. I know. You

14:22

believe all that is like three times the size?

14:24

I'll be like, oh, is that the tugboat? Is

14:26

that his private yacht? He's just recreated.

14:29

I mean, it's going to be identical. Is he doing

14:31

this? Is this his private yacht? Yeah, it's just for

14:33

him. He's not doing it for everyone else. Well, he's

14:36

going to offer cruises on it. Well, when

14:38

Eric wins the Powerball billion. I didn't win today. You could

14:40

do that, too. I told the guy I want $20 for

14:42

Mega and Power. He

14:45

thought I meant 20 each. I'm like, God dang it. Wait, was

14:47

it last night? $20, yeah. They may win it? Nope. Oh, yes.

14:50

Thank God I saved my money. I know. So I got

14:52

$20 for that. Now I got to go get some today. Some

14:54

$40 bucks on that? I didn't want to. Well, you wanted

14:56

$20, but the guy said $20. I wanted $10 and $10, and

14:58

I said $20. He thought I

15:00

meant $20 for each. Other things that went up for auction that

15:02

made a lot of money. I ain't got standing confusion. Did you

15:04

get that one? In

15:07

Harrison Ford's Indiana Jones whip from Temple of Doom.

15:09

What do you think that sold for? That's

15:13

a second movie. Higher. Oh, my. It's

15:16

going to be one of that door. The

15:21

door was the highest one. I really, what I would want

15:23

would be the park. That's a paneling. You know, Sam, that's

15:25

from the Ark of the Covenant. Yeah, that'd be cool. The

15:27

real really happened. I'm not

15:29

sure what you're talking about. And if

15:32

you were from the lid, your face

15:34

would melt off. In that movie, there's

15:36

a famous scene. Why would you want

15:38

that? Where he read last weekend where

15:40

this guy has a sword. He does all this. Oh,

15:43

yeah. And then he just pulls out his gun and shoots

15:45

him. And it's like supposed to be a little

15:47

funny part. It's never been a big fight scene. Yeah,

15:49

they're supposed to have a fight scene, but

15:51

he had problems in the bathroom.

15:54

Doesn't Terry. Yes. Oh, God.

15:56

Yeah. And He was like, if you're watching it.

16:00

The get a eve don't I come to? That's why

16:02

to cancel the seen that isn't about an all time

16:04

we can do this so saddle and says just yeah.

16:06

I heard that the very same as as of A

16:08

doesn't address this issue to my dad and will just.

16:10

And. Have worked out really day. That's a very

16:13

memorable part. Other they're saying as arum as

16:15

a board had the squirts it say they

16:17

had an iconic moment and movie history and

16:19

Jack Nicholson's acts on the signing where he

16:21

tries to kill his wife and a vast

16:23

sums as here's Johnny earning less happy with

16:25

blood. As has an older

16:27

person as it right or the people that movie yeah

16:30

that's of they have money for them are May and

16:32

waiting in line for nine hundred. don't. Know.

16:35

I've already said that the the family nearby

16:37

we went I last night. hey, and seven

16:39

Hundred eighteen? That, because at that as Eric's

16:41

right, that older person would like that. Nine

16:43

Fifty? Yeah, I'm with Sam as a fourth.

16:45

This. You. Guys have all her bed and

16:47

while one hundred twenty five thousand dollars have acts as

16:49

a and you could but to those in the process.

16:54

So you're bourbon collected. you got it as

16:56

a janitor to get get moving away and

16:58

banana. Splits with

17:00

deceptive and would think that our them. Aware

17:03

that down I'll file the

17:06

Axe Source Libraries Vows Act.

17:08

Say wins Lindsey Vonn Dress and the End

17:10

of Titanic. Where Jack meets her on the

17:12

staircase and she's wearing that whites if Andress

17:14

as to the as arose passes away on

17:16

the actual like vestibule or ever that searching

17:19

for the front of the of sense that

17:21

when for also for one hundred twenty five

17:23

thousand dollars as the accents. And I think

17:25

this is an exciting but I guess I

17:27

liked Tied to the Movie Kingpin The Movie

17:29

Kingpin. We're the bowling the the right as

17:32

my eyes will be here. A Kong Zero,

17:34

The Farrelly Brothers' yeah Bill Murray the man

17:36

would eagerly harrison the red rose bowling ball

17:38

from that men all in a school though

17:41

he has now and for. A

17:43

forty thousand seventy Sat. There Was that

17:45

Bill Murray's ball? Wasn't that Bill Murray's

17:47

Rev Rose. Red. Rose Bowling Ball

17:49

homage to the now and where

17:52

He said forty He's had Seventy

17:54

Seven regular movie. I'm gonna say

17:56

go Bolo Yeah, Fifty grand. Kevin.

17:58

i'm i think it would probably go For 90

18:00

you guys have all under bid Oh That

18:07

crazy I said same I would never

18:09

and would you go balling with it stuff? Yeah, I don't know

18:12

who's buying Rich people

18:14

out there. Yeah, you really love a

18:16

certain movie. You're like, let's go. I'm all about it

18:19

Damn, well, um, there's a

18:21

little group therapy in the room. We

18:23

got to solve. I understand Yep, what's going on?

18:25

Is it what's what's happening? It's

18:28

ever appearance nightmare when their kids are dating,

18:30

huh? Yep, and it happened. We have your

18:32

day. Why they don't like if

18:34

you like the kid you're like, okay, I'm

18:36

in a corner Tommy What you and

18:38

Tommy on the dock once Ryan told me this I'm

18:40

like, oh I could feel no one I have two

18:42

daughters So for those that don't know what the show

18:45

Ryan has a 24 24 year old daughter 24 year

18:47

old daughter She

18:49

could do whatever she wants you to do. She lives

18:51

in Los Angeles now and she finally

18:53

opened up to me and oh You're

18:56

like, why did I ask why did you tell me

18:58

about your dating life? Oh, no, what

19:00

did she reveal? We'll find out next on the rule

19:03

and rain show Six

19:05

o'clock hour you six o'clockers have a

19:08

little special bond because we feel like

19:10

well everybody that we know That's close to us.

19:12

I would care about our stories and family sleeping.

19:15

So let's just go ahead and spill some tea Podcast

19:18

though unless you listen Are

19:20

they really gonna go we make it sound real lucky

19:22

like I don't know it's gonna be hard to download that

19:25

Clockers that we found the three o'clockers today.

19:27

Y'all come home and your spouse will ask.

19:29

Hey, what'd you guys talk about? ARV

19:38

digital feed on Instagram or Facebook or

19:41

YouTube. I am constantly making no work

19:43

was asking he goes what? Writing

19:46

like what is she writing? Why is she

19:48

taking notes? I take notes so that I

19:50

can fill those books I think all

19:52

those binders house listen Sam's mom the

19:54

one with it listen Like uh-huh

19:56

like 100% of the show. Yeah, yeah, that's

19:58

his morning routine. Our time zone difference

20:01

up in Pennsylvania? Thirty seven, Thirty Nine. Two years

20:03

since as a lot of so dire? yeah yeah

20:05

we have A and Alexei as I easy to

20:07

just flip it on. I think you know depending

20:09

on what he has gone on that day and

20:12

on Sundays earlier than than others. Yeah

20:14

margin. And recently. Does been

20:16

taken a their head daycare sits. Gimmicks So

20:18

please be careful guys, it's allow me a

20:20

this number one morning I get a nice

20:23

outside and very my daughter. It's for thirty

20:25

nine in the morning out in Los Angeles

20:27

by being home. Know. I might

20:29

bite your tongue once upon a lower.

20:31

Don't like him as a family gathering

20:33

that's a farmer of my you doing

20:35

when you were twenty four day and

20:37

know that god has laid off and

20:39

nothing good I get away that let

20:41

us out know you know it's it's

20:43

it's weird as your kids get older

20:45

like my daughter when she was little

20:47

we're so close type. Of talked

20:50

about everything but as the get older than

20:52

they start talking more with their mom especially

20:54

when you've got a daughter. I got him

20:56

on his daughter. They bond over things and

20:58

dating and talking about the you around a

21:00

menace mother. A smother. I'm

21:02

sick, mother and father of any new

21:05

ones. The I'm other other mother father.

21:07

Hello gallon of I had. You're coming

21:09

out here again. It's

21:12

been a license on a collar I can't get

21:14

thirty, get voicemail and as well I over there

21:16

find that without think. Now

21:18

and the phone I've been missing or

21:20

I I felt like really bad dad.

21:22

For the first time ever I missed

21:24

one of her shows. I've had some

21:26

things happening have a personal life I've

21:28

never. Really been under this much

21:30

stress in my entire life of got some

21:33

loved ones that are dealing with some serious

21:35

issues else as his. So I'm out walking

21:37

the dogs I call face and I'm like

21:39

oh my god I got through I'd a

21:41

dad and we start chatting and I said

21:43

yeah I really want to come up the

21:46

Los Angeles of got a friend he's I'm

21:48

in our he's a movie producer is good

21:50

looking guy you always had a crush on

21:52

him she goes well I'm off the market

21:54

and like why you've never told me about

21:56

your dating life ever. I define about Dan

21:58

like. Six. months later. So

22:01

she's apparently dating somebody and I'm like, Oh, tell

22:03

me a little bit about this guy. And

22:06

she's like, well, he's really nice. You know, when

22:08

she started, was she like,

22:11

like fast matter of fact, it was a slow, like,

22:14

I gotta be careful walking eight shows around my dad.

22:16

No, it was more like a throwaway line, hoping that

22:18

I'd glance over it. She's actually met him. No,

22:21

I have not heard this yet. Oh,

22:23

actually I do. I think they met

22:25

through the theater company. So

22:27

I think that he's not

22:29

an actor, but I think he's like in

22:31

the technical side of it. Yeah.

22:34

So I'm like, Oh, tell me a little bit about him.

22:37

And I don't know if I should say his name or not. Probably.

22:39

No, I don't know the name because you said the name

22:41

is going to add a name. I don't like right off

22:44

the bat. Okay. His name is Johnny

22:46

and all I'm thinking is I'm thinking

22:48

Cobra Kai. I'm thinking Cobra Kai, you

22:51

know, I

22:54

said, well, I was like, you know, y'all the

22:56

same age. No, not really. And I'm like, whoa,

23:00

what do you mean? Not really. Okay. So is

23:03

he older? Yeah, a little bit. I'm

23:05

like, how much older? And

23:08

she's, she's telling me all this stuff. And I'm

23:10

like, Faith, you're 24. Is

23:12

this guy 30? A little higher.

23:14

She goes, Oh God, no, not 40. I said

23:16

35. You're really

23:23

hot. You know, like the warmer

23:25

hot scale. She was saying, so I'm

23:28

assuming that the guy's like 35 and

23:30

she's 24 and I'm not liking that.

23:32

So you still know the age. I

23:34

still don't know the official age. Ryan.

23:36

Yeah. What is the difference between you

23:38

and your girlfriend? Cause she did it.

23:41

Yes. Fiance. She

23:43

didn't meant to me that she is

23:45

quite a few younger. Oh yeah. There's,

23:47

there's almost a 10 year gap between

23:49

us. Oh, so, so, so different because

23:51

she's a woman. Daughter.

23:59

That's my daughter. This is a

24:01

pain you will not know, Kevin. Thank

24:04

goodness. When I was 24, 34, I

24:06

felt like that's a real adult. It's

24:08

a bigger gap when you're younger. Why?

24:10

Because of the job they have together.

24:12

Tell you about him. Like, does he

24:14

have gout? Does he? Does he have

24:16

gout? Was he married before? Anything like

24:19

that she told you? No.

24:22

I was just lucky. She

24:25

was on her way. She was actually on her way

24:27

to rehearsal. So I was just grateful that I got

24:29

the five minutes that I did. That's all you got?

24:31

I got about five minutes. So there's so many things.

24:34

And I'm like, five minutes at 12 minutes. Do I

24:36

want to start going down the stalking route? You know,

24:38

like she's never call your ex and be like, Hey, I just got

24:40

some of you. She wouldn't tell me anything. It

24:42

was everything. She probably, I'm sure she does. They

24:47

had lunch last week. She was out there visiting

24:49

her. Yeah. They played a bunch of when it

24:51

was probably. They hide everything

24:53

from me. I mean, my God. She

24:56

doesn't know. You're bothered that your daughter's

24:58

age gap might be different when you're

25:00

in your 20.

25:08

When I was 20, I'd look at a 30 year

25:10

old and think, Oh my God. You always

25:12

say how mature she is. And people

25:14

who are mature at a young age

25:16

date mature adults. If you want a 21

25:18

year old that's like going to the bar.

25:21

Maybe this guy's a real immature 35 year old. So

25:23

maybe that makes me feel better. Most better than

25:25

sure as it is. Maybe that's what she needs.

25:28

But I'm just saying she

25:30

really trusted me. I felt his last name.

25:33

No. I, that's my

25:35

question. Do I stock? I could

25:37

absolutely just go on Instagram. I could just go

25:39

and look at all her followers and find anybody

25:42

with that name. For you every single

25:44

time my little brother's helping, he's dating some girl.

25:46

I already go into his Instagram. I find her

25:48

screenshot and I'm like, how successful are you?

25:51

You've been trying to find out your husband's ex girlfriend

25:53

for 12 years. That's because I don't know her name

25:55

though. No, this is an active posting

25:57

of a relationship. She's going to post them, Ryan. You'll see

25:59

them instantly. He might be on it right now. You might even tag him

26:01

if she tags him and then you go to his

26:03

Instagram and read about him. My question

26:05

is, do I do that or do I respect

26:07

the boundaries? Wait, be a regular American who follows

26:10

a tag? No, because I mean, look, she

26:12

trusted me for the first time ever

26:15

and it's like, do I just... She trusted you with

26:17

what? We're talking about it in the tree of trust.

26:19

What are you talking about? Well, she trusted me enough

26:21

to tell me because she never lets

26:23

me know what's going on in her personal life, like

26:25

ever. You know, that's just a

26:28

bond that her and her mom have. And I don't

26:30

want to screw this up because she finally is confiding in

26:32

me. If you can't overreact, then you got to just

26:34

play it cool, even though you're dying

26:36

inside. Oh, you can't imagine. This text here says, I

26:38

was 24 dating a guy who was 35. We've

26:41

been married 20 years. The gap is not important. That's weird.

26:44

They're going to get married. You're not the dad. Somebody

26:47

said, Ryan, a guy in his 30s is

26:49

way better, way better than a guy in

26:51

a 20-something L.A. douche canoe. Yeah,

26:53

think about it. If she married... 23-year-old guy just moved

26:55

out there two years ago. That means he wants to

26:57

try and be famous. And then he's like, oh, I

26:59

don't have anywhere to live. So I'll just like, you

27:02

know, crash on your couch. I do for a living.

27:04

I just get money from him. You know, it's like

27:06

he could try and poise her. True story. I knew

27:08

a girl in my 20s who her parents would give

27:10

her money to help her along and she would write

27:13

checks to her loser boyfriend. He'd send out a account

27:15

of something fucking weird. She would write him checks from

27:17

her parents. Her parents would give him checks. If I

27:19

found out my paycheck was fine and weird, I'd be

27:22

so angry. Some dude. He

27:24

didn't have a job. He just sat around all day

27:26

and she would give him checks. Dang. I'd

27:28

give my daughter more credit than that. She's

27:30

a driven, focused individual. She would not

27:32

date somebody like that. She's smart. But

27:35

what would you do if you were in my shoes? Would you stalk or

27:38

would you? You just go look up this

27:40

guy and don't say anything. Yeah, you gotta stalk. You gotta

27:42

look. You just go find out what he looks like. If she's

27:44

not gonna tell you what he looks like, go and Instagram. They're doing the break

27:46

after the news. Yeah, you don't look at it right now and

27:48

tell him what he looks like. You want to see

27:50

him? He's right here. Yeah. Is

27:52

there a social media private or public?

27:55

No, it's public because she's got her acting

27:57

and voiceover demos on it. Oh, well let's look.

28:00

But he'd probably put stuff on. I don't want to give it. It's got to

28:02

leave a lot of things. But he would probably like it. He'd probably definitely

28:05

put a like on it. You would think. He's

28:07

35. What would you do, Eric? Rule up, because

28:10

you'll be facing these problems one day. Would

28:12

you? I mean, are you happy? All right.

28:15

Yeah. At first of all, I'd be like, who knows if it's even

28:17

serious? How serious is this? Well, she said

28:19

it's just the early phase. I wouldn't worry about it. Yeah.

28:22

That's probably why she didn't tell you also. You

28:25

don't want to tell your parents about something that might

28:27

not last. Fizzle out. Yeah, she found out I was

28:29

talking about on the radio right now. That's probably why

28:31

she doesn't tell you things in the first place, because

28:33

you're about to put it on blast. I'm not blasting.

28:35

I'm just asking, like, what would y'all do in my

28:37

position? I think I already found it. I'm not

28:39

putting it on blast. Found it? I'm Johnny. I

28:42

think so. Is she calling Johnny or is she calling John?

28:44

No, she calls him Johnny. I

28:46

think it's this guy on the left or on

28:48

the right. I'm coming around more. Let's see what

28:50

he thinks. This guy right here, that's

28:52

what he's stating. I already found him. You're

28:54

fine. Yeah? You can already

28:57

tell he's not a serial killer. Or anything else?

28:59

I don't know. I mean, I'm just assuming. That's your

29:01

son-in-law. This is how I snooze my

29:04

son-in-law. Right here in the hospital. Dad,

29:07

what I didn't actually tell you is that we're married already.

29:09

Yeah, he seems fine. We went to Vegas.

29:11

There's pictures of his family on there. He's an

29:13

official. All right, well, they're problem solved. She

29:15

followed him two minutes. I know what it looks like. Told you. I

29:17

wasn't going to do that. Anybody needs anything. My

29:19

Instagram is slamgiven. Give me

29:21

the name. And I will. Stalker Sam.

29:23

That's Sam's side hustle. Unless it's this

29:25

guy, Ryan. But I don't. What?

29:28

Is it this guy? He looks a

29:30

little bit older than 35. You know

29:32

him? Maybe she's lying. Oh my god. That guy's

29:34

bald with a gray beard. I hope not. Maybe

29:36

he's like 47. Oh

29:38

my god. And she's just trying to make it sound like. Yeah,

29:41

because think of all the things you like. Could be that

29:43

guy. His name is John Dew. He

29:45

looks like a professor. He looks like a professor. Oh,

29:47

he's your professor. He catches on his elbows. That guy

29:49

looks like a doctor. No, the one thing I will

29:51

get out. I'm proud of my daughter. And she's never

29:53

lied to me. So. Yeah. That

29:55

I know of. Sure. The thing about

29:57

a lie. How do you know? Right. I

30:01

don't think that helped me at

30:03

all. My

30:11

nerves are even worse. I've texted

30:13

you pictures of this guy already on text.

30:16

Oh, God. All right. So

30:18

how about some good news? The long-delayed extension

30:21

of the Hardy Toll Road to downtown Houston

30:23

is about ready to move forward today. What?

30:26

Yes. Now here's the deal. They're

30:28

going to prove it. They say it will take

30:30

a couple years and be closer to the end

30:32

of the decade before commuters can

30:35

cruise into the central business district.

30:38

And they expect about four years to

30:40

construct this before we can commute to

30:42

downtown. It'll continue to go down there

30:45

where the telephone lines are down West

30:47

Park Drive. Yeah, all the way to

30:49

downtown. Won't that be cool? You

30:52

can hop on the Hardy Toll Road from downtown

30:54

and you're zipping all the way out to IAH.

30:57

Yeah. You know, one of the bad parts

30:59

is coming in like once you pass Shepherd

31:01

going in downtown, that whole thoroughfare through there

31:03

is always full of cars. So if you

31:05

can get around that, that'd be awesome. I'm

31:09

going to go look it up right

31:11

now. Did you find, where'd you find

31:13

that? That's on kron.com. I love that.

31:15

So here's an interesting stat. Women owned

31:17

businesses since we are, it's national women's,

31:19

how do we say it? International. International

31:21

History Month. Well, it's National Women's History Month

31:23

that there was an international women's day within the month

31:25

of March. Yeah. And we do the

31:27

spotlight at 8.20. 8.20 and 3.35 will be

31:29

the spotlight on the online women. Women

31:32

rule. Yeah. So women

31:34

owned businesses in Houston, Texas increased

31:36

16% over the last year. So

31:39

they're growing. Houston's Office

31:41

of Business Opportunity operates programs

31:43

that dole out tax dollars

31:45

to minorities and women owned

31:47

businesses through city contracts. The

31:49

program gave out $614 million

31:51

in contracts last year and

31:53

women owned businesses are expanding.

31:56

Keep going. And finally, We're

31:58

starting our own. I don't know.

32:00

It's the suckers. Yes! It's

32:03

the suckers. I think I find stuff. Sam helps

32:05

me out all the time on closure. I closure. So

32:08

you're the closure detective, Sam. Oh yeah. I

32:10

always help Eric. He's like, here's the name. I'm like, let me

32:12

do a little. Now, what do you guys think about

32:14

this? Because we're all kind of dog people here. I

32:16

love all pets. I had a cat at

32:18

one point, but there's a new kind of lounge in

32:21

Katy. It's in Katy Asian

32:23

Town where people can actually unwind, enjoy

32:25

free Wi-Fi, and even find a new

32:27

cat. The rescue cats, okay? And

32:29

the place is called Cat Haven Lounge. It

32:32

opened up just a couple of days ago,

32:34

March 24th. And what you

32:36

do is you go in there and you can

32:38

have bottled drinks. They don't serve food because of

32:41

health code violations, but they have all these cats

32:43

in the lounge from local animal rescue. But the

32:45

animal mayor did that on New Year's Eve on

32:47

CNN. He was in Japan at a

32:49

cat bar. Yeah. And it's

32:51

called Cat Haven. And remember, what's... Anderson Cooper

32:54

kept laughing? I didn't see it. Because the

32:56

cat's butt was right by his face. There's

33:00

a couple of those here in Houston, which is

33:02

great. And you can adopt them. So I

33:04

didn't know about that. It's cool, the cat was getting out. Cat Haven

33:06

Lounge. And you can actually... Oh, this one's

33:09

really cute. And then you can go home. You can

33:11

adopt it and go home with it while you're having

33:13

drinks. I was mistaken. I was thinking of the West

33:15

Park Tollway and it's hearty. So it's going to come

33:17

down hearty. They're just going to extend it down Hardy

33:19

Street, I think from what? From

33:21

where it stops now? Ken

33:23

still being in the construction. That's my

33:25

business. My friend lives off of Hardy

33:28

Street. Does that mean all the houses off of Hardy

33:30

Street get knocked down? I have no idea

33:32

if they're going to do that. Because they do that

33:34

sometimes. When I was growing up, they exit

33:36

for Chimney Rock. If you are

33:38

exiting 59 South at Chimney Rock, that

33:41

whole strip used to be a bunch of people's

33:43

houses. Right. And now

33:45

it's just a giant concrete wall. They take over the houses.

33:47

Is it the domain or something like that? That's when the

33:49

government just takes your land. Well, they just say, here's some

33:51

money. They have to pay you some money. Well, they were

33:53

doing that downtown anyway. Yeah, yeah, they did all

33:55

over the place. And the rocket one

33:58

again. Oh, yeah. Yeah. We're

34:00

ten in a row. Nine in a row. Oh,

34:02

nice job, Rocket. Yeah, that's awesome. Wow. Let's

34:05

go. Somebody has

34:07

been wronged. They made it right, but the

34:09

person with whom they got their

34:11

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34:14

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