Jeff Dye.

Happy to be here, bro. I'm happy to have you, buddy. I'm happy to have you. Are we rolling? We are, good. Jeff Dye's here, my son is here, putting the... I don't think I've made your son before. Oh, I'd like you to me... And if we did, it was brief, because I'm pretty good with that. His mic. That's, I can't, put your mic. Move your mic, move his mic near him. He can't hear you. We did shortly when you were here for Jillian. Oh, yeah, real shortly. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, he produces Jillian Michael's thing, too. So he was, that's out. who knew she hated all these fat people and you know

well he produces a lot of stuff my son yeah and he's a good man my my son got the whole family

working not the whole family but I'm trying toism at its minus I've never had a problem with it

yeah no I don't even understand why anyone's ever had a problem with nepotism. Who cares? No, that's how I feel because she's decided to do a podcast and I said, Jackie, is there any way I could be on it too? And she goes, that would be nepotism. And I go, I don't give a shit, Jackie. Hire me. I'm your father.

Right.

Also, in the olden times, like if your dad was a cobbler, you'd be like, I'm going to go

into the family.

He knows shoes.

All these pro wrestlers, like if they're going to be around wrestling all the time, they go, well,

I can get into wrestling because my dad, baseball players.

The rock.

The rock! The rock! Yeah, all the wrestlers. Every wrestler is a product of some wrestling thing.

Because otherwise, if your kid told you at 20 years old, they want to be a wrestler, you go, I don't even know what you're talking about. But like, it makes sense in the wrestling family. Who is Hulk Hogan's? Do you want to know? Oh, go ahead. Nobody in Terry Belio's family, but like Vince went and found him because he was collecting bodybuilders.

But like if you look at the whole bloodline, Roman Raines, The Rock, Joe and, or Jay and

Jimmy Uso, Naya Jacks, Solo Sequo, Jacob Fatu, the Rikishi, those are all in the same

wrestling family. The Hart family has Brett Hart, Davy Boy Smith, Owen Hart, Jim Knighthart. There's these wrestling like families and it's just nepotism. But I think it's good. Are those real names? Yeah, those are real people. Oh, I don't know wrestling. You don't know wrestling. You don't know wrestling? Bullshit. Yeah, that's like that. How are you doing? I'm good. How are you guys? You starting a new podcast? I just started a new podcast called Die Hard, and it's great.

It's been very fun. And what is the... I just talk. On a podcast. I got a lot to say, so I just... Is it just you rant in? Just me. Not a guest. We occasionally have guests. It's called face to face.

And that's if, like, I want to just sit down with someone I admire or like.

I'd love to have someone like yourself. Like...

Someone like me, but not me. I'd have you for sure. But, you know, like Caritas. I know a lot of famous people that I'm very fascinated by. But I don't think that we need a guest weekly. I'm just going to talk. But when you say talk, is it a talk or is it a rant? Like, is it, like, are you, when you decide to talk about something, do you have a problem with it and you're going to? Generally, yeah, like, I'll kind of like think of some subjects or the things that are on my mind that week. And then that's a outlet because I don't know your writing process but when I write stand-up comedy it always starts from something that annoys me or something that happened or whatever but it takes so long to make a good bit and then sometimes you get like you might work on something for a long time ago I don't even know why I tried to make this a bit no one likes it it's It's not, but on a podcast, it's such a different forum to just try stuff and just go, hey, here's something. How do you work out a bit on a podcast if you don't see live response? Well, I'm not working on the bit for the podcast. For the podcast, it's just me talking. And there's not as much pressure for it to be funny, but it's not like anybody's listening and going, well, where's the punchline?

Because it's not stand-of-comedy. It's just a podcast. That's why I wanted to do like a Netflix special one day. I have no desire to do Netflix special, but I wanted to do it if I was going to do one. No, because I don't want to do a special now. I don't feel like writing anything. But if I was going to do one, I would do it in front of like nine people.

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