He goes like this, put his arm around. Just setting up for the picture. And Joe Pejy says, hey, he says, I said, I take the picture. Get your fucking arm off. Right. Hello, everyone. Hola, my amigos. You're listening to, oh, my God. Hi. Ico de Dios. Ola. With me, George Lopez. Let's do the show. Because I got a, let's do the show. Because you're going to go to that dry clean. My kid Phelps. He paredo. New Sport and Paul. You know what George is? Oh, I'm sure he's around here somewhere. What's his name? George. George Lopez. Oh my God.

Oh, M.G.

Bye.

Oh, my God.

Hi.

You driven around in the middle of the night?

Yeah.

It's, we were driving through that area, and there was...

Which area?

Like, into, like, North Carolina coming down.

So, you know, the Tulane Highway, like, south of the border, that place...

Yes, yes, yes.

I said, oh, we have to go in there.

That place is legendary. Oh, legendary. There's a place called, how would you describe it? It's like, it's funny because. It's a touristy little attraction. It's the border of South of North Carolina. South of the Border. And they call it South of the Border. Because there you can buy fireworks legally. So that's their hook. It's like, oh, you finally made it, get your fireworks.

And then it's like, hey, south of the border, let's go with the Mexican theme.

Had the big Mexican dude.

And they have billboards leading up to it for about 50 miles.

So by the time you get to like 25 miles, you're like, we're going.

And then you start to see this guy.

Does he have a name?

I don't know.

I think I popped in there one time and it was a ghost town.

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