Back to the business coach radio show. That's more interesting than people watching a pregnant person without shoes at the Tulsa State Fair.

Oh, Zee, did you get out to the state fair this year, my man? Did you get out to the Tulsa State Fair?

I sure did. You did. Oh, yeah, little people watching some, you know, I put myself on a, not a strict diet, but I'm trying to eat healthy or this last part of my, you know, last year or two of my life.

And so, you know, then I go out there and I think, okay, I'm going to have like a cheat day, you know, I'm just going to go out there and just pound all the, all the fair stuff. I didn't, I didn't go like super, super bad.

Did you do a steep ride, Snicker? I did not eat a deep ride, Snicker. Well, how bad did you go? I mean, did you go funnel cake? Did you funnel cake?

No, but I had a deep fried apple pie. I didn't eat the whole thing, but I have few bites of that. Yeah, there was a, another sweet thing. It was kind of a brownie thing, you know, it's my screen stuff on it.

Did you say brown torn and turkey leg? Do what? Did you say brown tooth or brownie? Brownie. Oh, if I were talking about the fair for a minute, I'm sorry. No, no. No, I want to ask you to do me any good carnies there. Did you meet one?

Because here's the deal. Normally, there's a guy who has abnormally intense talent at heckling. I mean, a guy who's just ultra witty, who can just, or a guy who can sell the heck out of a blender, you go in not wanting a blender.

And somehow he convinces you that you want to get the blender because just for this limited time against your logic and judgment, he knows for a limited time, he's going to throw in these extra knives that you didn't even want.

And a juicer and a lifetime warranty. And he just, he needs, he needs some time. We started juicing like a, like a mop or juicing a hammer or a shoe and all of a sudden you're like, I do need to buy the, did you meet an abnormally intelligent carnie?

Or did you see pretty much bottom level carnies? Well, I actually probably saw, I saw all of them, by the way, because you know, there's all the different levels of them. And I saw one guy that recognized me as a carnie and said, you tell Clay Clark.

That I am trying to work my way up to being a DJ. Well, no, I'm going to make sure you're getting this right. I years ago, famously, if you know this, if you, if you can't, if you get rejected and you cannot be a carnie, if you apply and they say, you don't have what it takes.

What you do is you, you say, I came, my dream was crushed. I can't be a carnie. I must do the next rung below that. And that has to become a DJ.

But I take what though, there is the dream job out there at the Tulsa State Fair. And that's a guy that rides that, you know, he runs a Himalaya because he's a not only a carnie, but he's also a DJ.

If you think about it, it's a hybrid. It's a carnie.

Do you want to go faster? Do you want to go faster? Are you having fun?

Oh, yeah, reverse.

You know, and then they get to play whatever songs they want. I mean, think about it. I mean, that's the ultimate control.

Oh, my gosh. That's a great. You make me want to do that.

Well, why wouldn't you? I mean, you make me want to do it. It's the two best professions combined together, being a DJ and a carnie, all in one fun little package.

And you get to where the outfit, the red shirt, the pants.

So nice.

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