So I just got like a fucking verbal beat down from you about how I used the mic. I've been in show business for 25 years.

That's weird. It doesn't show. It's great how you can take your 25 years and act like it never happened.

The way you do this podcast is I talk to the mic and you turn around and talk to the wall.

I happen to be in the wall. I'm in the recordingly. I make music. I would say there's a reason your band does not have vocals, and that's because you scream at the floor instead of the mic. You want to put a mic far away from an amplifier. That's what I'm saying. It's a tone. What I'm trying to do is you're doing some sort of modern, I don't know, you're doing like a tame Impala record,

and I'm doing like a lo-fi put away from the...

I'm like a pavement record, come to life.

Well, it's like doing a podcast with a lobotomized ape.

You're walking the room.

It's my podcast. Yeah. I'm a bad carol.

I'm a backer. I'm a back. We're back. Do we have any announcements?

Do we have any, yeah, do we have any, uh...

I mean, we have, we have an upcoming live show on September 28th at the improv, which

it's two shows. First, it's the podcast, a live podcast followed by stand-up right uh which

will be gregg headlining and then he gonna give me like five minutes or something we'll see

if that do you need that much time i listen to i can boil i can boil shame chamber down to a word. Ready? Great? Baby. And then that's it. It's just... What does that mean? It's just about a baby. It's not your fucking moron. It's about a baby. I feel like people don't like you. I think that's true. I don't think that's true. It might just be my feeling... Yeah, it is. I think that's a 100% We have a guest on today who is a fan, I think.

Full fan. You listen? Fan. Fanatic. Really? You listen to us? Like fanatic. I didn't know you were a listener. Listener. One-time listener. Long-time. Long-time fan. A fan. The only time I met you was at the Portland. Portland, the theater up there. Bridgetown Festival. Bridge Town Festival. April. I was like... Was I the only one of us that had a good time? Yeah. I was like... Our guest is... Go ahead. Joe Sib. Hi. Do you want to say who he is? He's a fucking lot of things. I mean, if you're a punk, if you're an old punk, then he was in the band Waxe, and he was in Twentee Jax. Which people, if people really want to connect with, that's, that was the classic video of the guy slowly walking down the street on fire. Running up, yeah, running running right, right down there on, right by meltdown, right

across the juk of meltdown. I wanted him to run into meltdown. Was that Spike Jones? Yeah, that was like his first big video, right? You know, at that point, well, you know, he had already done, he had done, he had done, he had done bunny holly with Weezer. I thought you said bunny holly. I thought you said he did the bunny hop.

He did the bunny hop.

Which I don't even know what that is awesome. I thought you said he did the bunny hop.

He did the bunny hop.

I don't know what that is, but I like a idea that didn't air a lot. No, he had already, Spike and I grew up, we met in Los Angeles when I was in Wax and we were both in the skateboarding and at that point. Oh, really? He was doing a lot of photography for a lot of magazines,

and our manager at the time was close with him.

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