Hey, this is Mike Ness from social distortion. You're listening to Walking the Floor.

I'm walking the floor over you.

Walking the floor.

I'm walking the floor walking the floor over you.

Ola, seniors and señoritas.

It is time for another edition of Walking the Floor with me, Chris Shiflet, presented to you by

Floyd's 99 barber shops.

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First off this week what I need to do is wish my good old friend and fellow dead peasant and sometimes co-host of this very

podcast you're listening to Mr Luke Tierney a very very happy birthday. He turned 44 years young last week and

we celebrated in high style by jamming some cover tunes up in Santa Barbara this past weekend at the Velvet

Jones and it was Fiesta and it was crazy and I went to the rodeo and it was just epic.

But thank you Luke for throwing another epic party.

It was a good time.

It was kind of like a high school reunion up there at Velvet Jones on Saturday night.

It was like a high school reunion minus all the guilt I have about dropping out of high school.

So hoorah for that.

And this week I'm getting ready to leave again, hitting the road, but before we leave,

I wanted to make sure I got this episode

posted because this interview is really really special to me so let's jump

right in with Mr Mike Ness on locking the floor. All right, so a few months ago I drove down to Orange County to interview Mike Ness, lead singer and guitarist for Fullerton punk rock legends social distortion at his amazing rehearsal space slash social

D world headquarters hidden in a nondescript industrial neighborhood

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