Keep smoking and growing and watching pro-efficient fall down.

What's up?

Everybody's time to wake and bake.

If you're already awake, bake some more.

I'm going to get into a little what's growing on here.

How's your Gucci shirt doing there, Scotty, with, I don't know what professional wrestler that is,

but some former professional wrestler. Damn. See, that's the difference. We're contemporary. We're close enough in age to be, I don't know, to get it. But, man, there's some things that you just missed, man, all right? You just missed in, say it was the early 80s. So it's the heyday of wrestling All right. He had Andre the Giant, had Rick Flair, the American Dream, and just characters. I remember me and my brother watching that shit on Saturday mornings, and he's the one that would go, Woo! Yeah, I don't know, he's cool. Rick Flair, the American dreams there wasn't own juice all right all right

thought that was more of the character from Kenny Powers eastbound and down at the car

dealership there a little bit of who oh okay I bet you they got it from them man I bet you

they did Rick Flair golden boy by the way nobody was doing cocaine or steroids back then

it's cool time no especially not before any performances.

I was rocking my Rastasaurus shirt.

If anybody's curious, you want to hear some good, I don't care.

I'll call it that, white boy reggae out of Denver, Rastasaurus, breaking it down.

Oh, it's just happy reggae, man.

I love those guys.

Stoner reggae. I guess Stoner reggae, man. I love those guys. Stoner reggae.

I guess Stoner and reggae is that duplicative.

If you call it white boy reggae, does it take away from it?

You think it maybe might not be as good?

I don't.

It just means something, man.

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