Buckle up. It's party time. Mom welcome to another episode of the chat.

Break the show here in studio 22. That's right. The mothership driving us into all things

racist. Uh, we blame Mark for that. You know, I mean, everything's racist these days.

I, it's all I've heard. You can't have a master bedroom. You can't get a master's degree.

You're going to change the name of the Augusta National, the master's tournament done.

There, uh, you can't get, you can't be a master craftsman, master electrician, everything.

Steve. Master bait. Look at Steve taking somewhere. Oh, I boy, sometimes you also soft

those up there. Steve, don't take that away from me.

Oh, man. You and I are going fishing this weekend, Steve, down on the coast. Yes, we are.

On the third coast of Texas and, uh, we're going to, we're going to be master baiters.

I'm telling you, we're going to get those hooks wet, man. Yes, really are. It's going to

be fantastic. Catch some fish, my friend. I was told just to show up. That's what I was

told you to show up. What I was told to we're headed down to rock port, Texas this weekend.

It should be a good time. Puppet master, Mark Candace is the queen of the Ethiopian.

So I, you notice how I took it right over to the pub. So we wouldn't make you blush right

off the, right off the bat, Candace. Candace, you've matured so much in the last year

and a half of this show. I mean, you have got me crash course in, uh, I feel like I've

aged about 65 years, say the least. But you look good. Thank you. You look good. So

yesterday somebody, obviously somebody who never watches the show, uh, jumped on and made

a comment and said, you call her queen of the Ethiopians. Is that a dig in her weight?

They said, I certainly hope not. I was like, well, I don't quite know how that would

be a dig in her weight. Excuse me. You're talking about skinny Ethiopians who never eat.

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