Yeah, what's up babies? Welcome to Nervous Rex. Oh, man, I'm sitting here in Joshua Tree and I met a local boy, which my theory is anytime you travel anywhere in the world you always want to get the

local experience and not the tourist experience that goes from moving somewhere too so

when I met today's guest Tim working at a local thrift shop that he runs in town.

He was just a cool dude, and he said he listened to the podcast.

And I never really do this.

It's usually the opposite. Like I never understood when dudes ask you for your

phone number like hey bro let me get your number like I don't what but anyway I was like hey

let me get your number dude your local boy I want to learn from you. Teach me with the ropes.

You seem cool.

So basically I got his information

and had him on the podcast because I want

to learn about the desert ways.

It's a whole different world out here.

It's a man, it's like its own planet.

And there's just things that one should know.

We're moving to, you know, respect, especially like out here, one of the G codes is you come to,

you come from LA, they already don't like you and I

understand why you know so you come from the city to this very slow small town

vibe and you bring that LA energy they're just not feeling it and I

and I get it I've been here a year now in the desert and I see people come

from LA and I'm like oh look at these LA people like I. But anyway, point being is that Tim seemed like a cool

dude so I wanted to learn about the Desi from him, the high Desi so we talked with some

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