I read one part where you got pulled over by the cops.

Hey, we were at, it was me and a bunch of outlaws, and we were at the chili chowda.

That's how they pronounce it there, chili chowda festival.

And it was actually good food.

Yeah.

We're leaving and a trooper stops us.

And he's giving us the riot act a little bit, but he comes around.

And I wouldn't try to be a smart ass. It's just that it came off

my tongue real quick. And I am kind of in role, you know, and he says, hey, you know, your, your license

place expired. And I said, I guess you got to take that up with Avis. What I got, I said, my car,

I rented it. I don't know to check it, you know, but then he kind of brow beats me a little bit. And I'm all right. In my mind, I'm like, I got off a little bit, boy, you come off a little,

look at who you're in a car with right now.

And then he was like, well, what are you doing up here hanging out with all these outlaws

kind of thing?

And he asked if I was a bandito because I was from Texas.

I go, banditos and outlaws don't get along. I said, hell, they're my friends. But the way it played is we get to the next bar setting, and they're like, you should

have heard text.

He told that effing troupe.

Yeah.

He told him, he was like, you need to check with Avis for that.

And I'm like, yeah.

You just built credibility.

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