someone out of restaurant or whatever, the do you know who I am or you got to get this done

because I have the Thursday throwdown to record here. Do you ever throw your weight around like

that? No, I have tried that before. My wife was very embarrassed when I tried it. So there was a

particular way and it worked one time that I ever did it. And it was like 15 years ago, probably 10 years ago now when I used to

pre-kids when we used to go out.

And we'd want to go to a bar, like we'd go up for drinks or go up for dinner. Then we'd want to go up to a bar to meet with our friends. You know, I don't have VIP access anywhere. And I'd look at the line. So if the line was reasonable, just wait in the line and go get in.

If the line was so long that I didn't want to wait in it, there's no way whether we're waiting in this line for an hour and a half. I would just go to the front and be like, do you know who I am? Let me in. And it worked once? It worked one time because the guy thought I was Rick Gaiman. Oh, my God. Are you serious? He's like, Rick Run Good. I was like, yeah, my man, how are we doing? Let me in.

At Mayo. Oh my God. Are you serious? He's like, Rick run good. I was like, yeah, my man, how are we doing? Let me in.

At Mayo Experience.

Welcome to the Pat Mayo Experience. We're doing the Thursday again, Cam and Emerson on show one. You can go back in the archives and check that out. Different vibe today because I want a different vibe on these Thursday shows. See a Najad, Pete Overzett, joining me this time around. Guys, I still don't have a name for this show. I asked people last week to dump them in the comment sections. But Pete, I know that you do a lot of interaction with people on YouTube.

Do you find that you ever get good tips and good names from people when you ask questions of the audience? Does it usually work out for you? You know, it's funny you mention those two

types of things. I feel like I get good tips about like random things. Good names, though.

I think people try to end up being like overly clever or it's hard for them to get in your shoes and understand what you're trying to accomplish with a name.

So I want to give the chat in the community credit for being creative and having good ideas,

although I don't know if I lean on them for names per se.

Although I will say one of my shows I do on Mondays,

the Portfolio Review, and there's a coffee pour. We spelled it P-O-U-R. Someone in my chat suggested

that. So maybe I need to wind back this entire take. Yes. Embrace the chat, Pat. So far,

the best two we have is the Thursday Throwdown or the PMV, the Pat Mayo Variety Hour.

I don't like either of those. I'm not going to lie to a throwdown feels like wrestling.

Like I'm just like I'm out on that. And then the PMV, like they're going to refer to it by the

acronym, which I still think people will not really understand what it is. And variety hour sounds

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