When I was in college we went to this bar all the time called

Moulton's real George Moulton's real American honky Tom.

George Moulton is just like like this dude that's just like, he should have been like the biggest

shit in country music ever, but he just, you know, for whatever reason, whether he couldn't keep

his head on straight or his underpitting alcoholism or whatever it was he just never made it but he

wrote like a lot of like big country songs and his claim to fame the feather and the cap for him was he wrote a long

sweet angel by John Michael Montgomery. So if you go cue that one up.

Shout out, shout up George Moulton, wherever you're at, buddy.

I mean, John Michael Montgomery was like,

he could have been Garth Brooks,

but he just ended up being just like,

nobody remembers him. Nobody that's listening to this

knows who we're talking about. Yeah no I know.

Three hits right like in the in the mid to late 90s he had like three hits and that guy was just like he was like are you

sure you can't get me a free month and might I remind you that I am kin to John Michael Montgomery.

You know it had to be true like why would you just pull that yeah kind of a like you know a big

country star but not a huge country star you know what I mean yeah yeah it's so it's

just it yes it's true I mean there's one of my favorite cons of all time like one of my favorite like con men con things is when somebody look kind of looks like a guy and just goes around and says that he's

him? Yeah. Does that make like there used to be a guy that would go to bars and say he was

kid rock because he kind of looked like him. Yeah, and try to get free drinks.

And that shit, that is a top level great con.

It really is and people like, you know, you know, I've not really had the occasion to be around a lot of

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