Hey guys, before we start the podcast, I just wanted to let you all know that my husband, Burt Kreischer, is starting his new permission to party world tour with all new material. He's been off the road for almost a year and he's ready to get back out there and I'm ready for him to get back out there. Tons of dates and cities. Go to burr-burr-Burt.com to find a show near you. Here's another one that gets me really nervous.

Like if we're, like if we all go to like a little, I don't know, we have to have a corporate

meeting and they're like, go around a circle and just tell us your name and say something

about yourself.

Leanne, it gives me diarrhea every time.

Like, I hate it.

My name's Ryan and I don't know what to ever fucking say. I hate that shit. Hi, that's so nice to see you. Thank you. And thank you for, you took my call last night when I was panning. You're the best. I'll take your call anytime. You're the best, Leanne. I just adore you. Thank you so much. I can't believe I didn't know

you till recently. I feel like I have known you forever. But yeah, we have not really known each other

very long. No, I kind of keep out of the circles in everybody's business. But I've been to your

house so many times before and I'd see you and say hello, but I don't know. I'm just kind of

quiet until

somebody gives me a reason to open up. And then when you're the way you are, I'll talk to you

all damn. Just game, recognized game, sort of. Yeah, but you're also, you know, you're an old

school Southern girl. You get down, you grew up in junkyards and, you know, you're not, you know, you're not, you're not, you are this, but you're, you know, the other side of things. I'm comfortable with the other side, for sure. I am super comfortable, muddy and dirty and greasy. Get your hands dirty. Yeah. I love that. It's fun. I miss it sometimes. I was just saying to bird, I think I need to go back to my dad's and just sit in a shop with them and just sit in the shop all day. That's kind of what I'm missing my dad lately. And I don't, I think I'm missing more than my dad. I think I'm missing the environment. I'm sure when I get back there, I'll be like, this is not what I remember. But there's something about that I'm kind of missing lately. The simplicity of hearing a bunch of men talk about people in the neighborhood and, you know, so-and-so died, so-and-so-sick, so-and-so got married.

I kind of missed that little simplicity of what they talk about instead of YouTube and Instagram

and algorithms and bullshits.

Yeah, I was just back in Baltimore and June to do a show, and I went back and I set up a whole shoot for my podcast,

the way back, which you did. You should go watch Leanne's episode. I'm up there. And we did it in

my friend's junkyard. Now, we worked in his dad's junkyard growing up. He has one in Baltimore

City. So I finally did one with my brothers,

my cousins, and it's going to come out in June and everything. But just sitting there at the

junkyard for two eight-hour days, just reminiscing. And we're not talking about any of the shit.

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