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Nick's doing some comedy this week. We're at Nick. Yes, Friday night I will be in Bradshaw, Nebraska, the Bulldog Roadhouse, and Saturday and Lincoln at the Big Ten Sportsball. As we learned, the new tour is called Nick Never Gonna Get at Allen, by the way. A lot of chicks, well, two chicks so far. Are crushing on here. I've crushed it on Nick for the past couple years.

And, you know, so the show's called Never Gonna Get It, you know. Brandon writes in the year. He's a married, faithful man. Good for you, brother. T&T at T&T Radio Empire.com. Oldman, we should do that. Be faithful. No singer. Yeah, figure to stand up there. But I got talked to doing a karaoke song.

Got told I could do any song just not tequila.

So I did suck it on a chili dog. Most people were in awe of what was happening. The good ones knew the song. Oh, he went up there and asked for the song, obviously. Yeah. And they played it. Did what that guy did. And he just did suck it on a chili dog the whole way through. Yes. That would be the best. Especially if you're committed to it, you know. I mean, there's only a few ways to make karaoke tolerable. That may be one of them. An instance. Yeah. Karaoke sucks so bad. Is the Aussie funeral going on now? I believe it is, yes. I think it was 7 o'clock Central, 8 o'clock Eastern. It was going to be live streaming. And it's in Birmingham, England? Okay. Are they taking him through the town? Yes. There's a wagon going to pull the casket through and I think they were going to stop. There's a bridge. Bridge called Sabbath Bridge, right? Yeah, they're going to pull the carriage up there, stop and there's going to be a moment there and yeah they're taking him right through the town. How do you live stream that? What was it? Like blacksabath.com. UK, I believe, was the link. I got a YouTube link here.

That's, you know, I think it's, I know he was in bad shape, but for some reason a couple days after that,

and then Puss has his Ozzy show to him.

I went on his shirt.

I got more sad about that dude.

I thought, that's sad, man, because he was such a fun, loving dude and, you know, just, you know, and I didn't worship him or anything like that, but I thought, man, that's pretty sad. All the stories that are coming out are, like, heartfelt and sincere that he's just, it was an amazing dude. Right. Well, the thing that's like, yeah, he was a dick. I haven't heard any bad stories. Yeah, it's really, it's really like, how do you want to live your life? Do you want to be remembered like Ozzy or do you want to be remembered like Hulk? Like Ozzy. Well, it surprised me, the artist that you wouldn't think that were inspired by or loved Ozzy that have been paying tribute to him on stage. And they all seem sincere.

Oh, yeah.

Those people don't have to say anything if they really didn't like him.

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