All right, so Matt, I didn't tell you this, but I just had some Japanese cartoons tattooed on my legs.

Okay. Yeah, my doctor told me that I needed manganese. I don't know if it matters but her name is Dr. Annie May, but I don't know if it matters

but her name is Dr. Annie May but I don't know if. Good evening everybody and welcome to the graveyard. Thank you for joining us tonight. My name is Adam and my name's Matt now pull up a tombstone or settle into your

casket and get comfortable because this is graveyard tails.

All right, everybody here we are again.

Matt, how you doing tonight brother?

I am doing all right. Good. How are you? I'm surviving man. It has been a

it has been a week. Let me tell you that. Yeah. Yeah, I think I think things are tough all over, man.

I think so.

I had to get, I didn't tell you this, but I had to get a tire changed because I got a nail in it.

And last time I went up there it was Ashley's this time it was

mine and it couldn't hit in my thick all-terrain tread part it had to hit in between

them and put a hole in it and we have we pay for like

the tire coverage so they they take care of it so I always take it back to to them to do it but I have to say this to the city of Grand Prairie

get your crap together it's like somebody threw handfuls of nails all over the place

and it's because there's so much

construction. I mean they're putting a Bass Pro Shop in about on one 90 up here from the house and so you drive past that and I'm just like my

but hole is gripping the seats just knowing I'm gonna run over something because

anytime I see construction anywhere I'm going to run over something because anytime I see construction

anywhere I'm worried about getting stuff in my tires and seems like the whole

of Grand Prairie is covered in construction so I would like to say now to the

Grand Prairie City Council get your crap together.

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