Give a little time for the child within you. Don't be afraid to be young and free onto the

locks and throw away the keys and take coffee shoes and sex and run you.

It's Jordan Jesse go. I'm Jesse Thorne America's radio sweet heart. Jordan Morris trapped in the

honey hole. Okay, let's talk about this honey hole. Jordan, welcome. Let's just breeze past it.

Okay. Is a honey hole? Is that, uh, is that where you find everything you're looking for or is that

where like a cop traps you with a false sex worker or something? Well, I don't know. Yeah.

Maybe you can help me figure it out. Wow. I'm an expert on slang.

Witches. I call it. So as you know, as our listeners know, I've become recently

interested in the Witten Wisdom of Mr. Bathie McConaughey. Sure. Well, Matthew McConaughey,

one of our greatest film stars, one of our greatest Texas politicians, one of our greatest

bongoists and one of our greatest thinkers. It turns out. Sure. One of our greatest metaphor,

weverse. Right. Yes. I mean, it's word jazz with this guy. Right. So I, you know, to recap,

I listened to his memoir, Greenlights. I'm really enjoyed it. And McConaughey loves to just kind

of drop a little wisdom nugget that always sounds good, doesn't always make sense. Right.

And it sounds good because it's coming from the most handsome and charismatic human being on

earth. Right. Just said with pure confidence. Yeah. But somehow also in a way that draws you in

rather than pushing you away. Of course. And, uh, you know, if you're, if you're hearing these said,

they always end in a little chuckle that seems to suggest, even I can't believe what I just

said, even I can't, what did I just now me from the Dallas Buyers Club? Sure. Okay. All right.

Mr. Rainer fired himself came up with that one. I'm as dazed and confused as you are.

So here's the latest McConaughey nugget. He's known the world over. It's Mr. Rainer.

I heard that. Yes. So okay. Wait. So in his book, he doesn't talk that much about movies he's

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