Today on Spikes Car Radio, we have the Ferrari 296 GTS. We have a Kevin Costner AI that is stealing

money from women. We talked about riding in Waymo's. Riding in Waymos. We talked about our insane

plans for Pebble Beach. Yes. And Bill Clinton endorses Spike's Car Radio.

Here we are.

Spikes Car Radio with Matt Fair from Smoking Tired.

Matt, thank you for coming in.

Hello.

I've been doing a bunch of fun, different shows.

Yeah?

That has a lot of folks complaining, but just getting, you know, different mixes of James Pumphrey and Johnny. I thought that was a good show. And Zach, thank you. Zach did well. And James Pumphrey is great. Everybody loves Zach. Yeah, he's great. And I known this years ago, I would have had him on. Zach is gold. But I also just didn't want to start looting your show. I know. I keep it to myself but you put zuckerman on all the time no i don't i invited zuckerman once and he got sick and didn't come he didn't that's not the same as i put him on all the time he's only ever been on with you look what he did he got sick again and he's not here today did he well i'd like to he does have an invite but he's a busy man he loves doing your show it's just that he also has a day job so you know some some of us i think we all i parked cars all morning i don't know what you did it's just like the unexpected like talent success he didn't no one expected i i knew when I met him. I'm like, because that's kind of what I do, right? I'll see actors and I'll go, oh, that guy, that guy who's going to play the soup. He's, that's a life for job, soup Nazi guy. He's there forever, right? Yeah. Like that's a, that's a technician. A master of his craft. Zuckerman, I was like was like this is going to work i know it's going to work because i'm entertained yeah i like just hanging out with him and having coffee so he is kind of coming to grips with getting recognized on the street so my friend um i'm friend i used to listen to uh new back in New York radio, 90s, early 2000s, you had your Howard Stern. Yep. And your Howard Stern diehards. And then you had your Opie and Anthony's. Remember Ope and Anthony? Yeah, yeah. I was a stern guy, but I, but I like Opie and Anthony too. Opie and Anthony, they were my guys back in the day. It turns out Anthony's like a psycho racist, but back then we didn't we didn't really know that back then

He's now they were my guys back in the day. It turns out Anthony's like a psycho racist, but back then, we didn't, we didn't really

know that back then.

He's now, yeah, it's off from shows.

But O.P. was the producer of the show.

And he, like you, had an eye for spotting entertainment talent in unconventional places.

Right.

And Anthony, before we knew he was a

crazy racist, was like an HVAC guy that Opie just met and he was like a funny guy who did

like voices. Yeah. And then my friend chef Carl Ruiz, RIP, was just like a chef. Yeah.

That Guy Fieri met and was like, you're a psycho.

And Opie was like, oh, you belong on the radio.

Yeah.

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