Well, howdy, there internet people, it's Bow again.

So tonight, we've got an interview that has some really rough audio.

You'll hear it explained as the show goes on, it's a worthwhile interview and it's worth listening to the

the roughness doesn't make it unlistenable so just hang in there with us because it's a pretty cool

conversation gives you some insight to what's going on in different places and it

has Chuck Collins so let's get started with the audio.

According on my end too, so.

Well, howdy, there internet, people, let's bow again.

And today we have Chuck Collins a comic book artist

animator animator animator and former bouncer and he's going to give us a little bit insight into the bouncer.

So tell us about it.

Oh man, well thanks for that awesome intro.

It's basically a common book.

I used to be an animator in a comic artist and when I got laid off at my job in Nickelodeon back in 2008, I started moonlighting as a bouncer and it just became a full-time thing.

And I used to do it back in a day

Like in the late 90s early 2000s and then a friend of mine he said listen

I need a bouncer position at this dive bar in the lower east side in New York and I was like,

all right, cool, well, I think I can do that.

So we, I went through about maybe 12 years of just crazy antics and adventure.

So I decided one thing, it just tell

tell all these crazy stories, you know, because I've always been a fan of like all the old

school like, you know, like family, family guy and cheers and you know like these bar

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