Oh, look at that. You just got Clown and Allie. It's Showbertime. Oh, just us on.

Episode, who the hell cares? Because we've been doing thousands of hours of live radio.

But for the podcast community, they love to say episode number 134. But we've lost count. So anyway,

here we are together. It's Klein Alley Showbertime. You got Allie there. You got Client here.

And thank you for spending some bonus

time with us. You know, it's interesting when, like, I was looking at different things to, like,

help us with the podcast as far as, like, this will transcribe it and break it up into chapters and all

this shit. Everything you've done so far has really angered the people. Yeah, well, I know. But

there was this, most of the services, they go, okay, so for 10 hours a month, that'll be $5 a month. And I'm like, well, we put in 40, how many hours? Too much, too many hours. It's like 20 hours a week of audio that we would need processed. Too many hours. We would have to spend like a thousand dollars a month processing the amount of audio that we've, because most podcasts do once a week. And also to edit it and make it actually funny would, you know, that would take a lot of time. Yeah, but I don't think they do that. Oh, they don't? On podcasts. I feel like they could edit a lot more. They probably should. No, just leave this in. Leave it. People love that. They love the messy and the sloppy. And here we are, a well-oiled machine at K. Rock with no messy and no slop. Johnny's entered the studio as well. Johnny said that he saved some. He was a hero today Johnny Hero Johnny what happened

yeah hey you know me

driving to work this morning and I saw

a homeless dude

starting a fire in front of 7-11 on

Wilshire and Highland

I was cold

it was Jake

it was cold

that was Jake there

it's time stay warm

and I saw him starting the fire and I was just like oh man I, I was driving by. I wanted to put it out. How do you know he was starting a fire? Because I could see him drop in the little like something into the fire and just like making it worse. And I could see it and I was just like, man, somebody's got to stop this bum. So I turned the car around. I pulled up into the driveway and flashed my brights, like,

flickered like, hey, knock it off. And he kind of saw and he put his hand up and then he just started walking away. What if he was trying to put out the fire and you stopped him from being a hero? No, he wasn't being a hero. He was flicking water. Yeah, I was trying to take a leak on the fire. Put it out.

Looser.

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