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Fame is a bitch.

Hey everybody, Adrian Benz is here with Fame is a bitch. This is your podcast from Manic Mondays,

July 4th, 2022. Are you feeling independent? Are you feeling like fireworks?

What's your general mood today? Mine's a little bit off. I don't feel like blown off firecrack

I'm too old for that anyhow, but it's maybe think about a lot of the stuff we did back in the day

when I lived on low island and was hanging out with my cousin Anthony Cunick Leoni and my cousin

Phil McTerran, how we get all these fireworks and boxes of fire crackers from Brooklyn,

and blow stuff up. It was fantastic. Back then my father's birthday was July 5th, so we always

had this big party July 4th, for the holiday plus Papa's birthday. Then as I had older, my father

died. My daughter was born July 1st, so we would combine her July 1st birthday with the holiday

and my sister and brother and lord Rosalie and Jack would have parties in their house. There was

always big things going on in July 4th. There's you're not so much. I'm going to hotel in

Gene Nevada, the Prim Resort in Casino. This place is a trip. You have no idea. I told stories the other

night. I think I told them the Patreon show, but people just don't understand people. I told

this story where I went to McDonald's around the corner. It was completely empty and the guy

was dealing with the drive-through lane, but there were no cars in the drive-through lane. He

wouldn't come to the front to ask me, oh, there's another guy. What we wanted? I'm calling his name.

Hey, what's up, man? He comes out and says, I'm not serving you. You can't have a dog in here.

When outside, it stood by the drive-through window. Because he was being an asphalt and wouldn't

serve me for no reason, I gave the glass a forearm shiver. I don't know if you could see.

There's such a bruise on this elbow. It's like a golf ball sticking out. I said that story. A

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