They're coming to get you Barbara.

I don't know what you come to do, but I come to create his name.

Because you'll never be anything but a common frump whose father lived over a grocery store and whose mother took in washing.

Hey, welcome to Who Shagya. It's your boy. I'm your host Ricky Carmona. Joining me in the studio, as always,

film critic, host of the Switch Blades Sisters podcast,

it's sometimes it's nose in April, April Wolf.

April, what is good with you?

Hi.

Okay, so in keeping with like the theme of what we're going to have on the show which is just like white people

and you know like like cracker culture.

Whitey whiteness.

I want to say that like what's good with me is a Billy Joel interview that I just read.

Oh, that was a good one.

It is a good interview and it is hilarious and it's just I don't know how you guys feel about him I

have like this weird soft spot for his music I enjoy Billy Joe I have a handful of songs

yeah like I remember like for the longest time was like playing in a supermarket once like right after Trump won and I heard someone singing in the isles like back to me as I was singing it loud like in a grocery store and it was just like

ah it's a uniting force Billy Joel and anyway so this interview is hilarious and there's one section where he's like you know I'm when I quit when I when I'm done

What I'm gonna do is like have a my stage when I'm performing be like a living room with a couch and it's going to be like a remote control and the

stage is going to be like plexiglass in between me and the audience and instead of

playing anything I'm just going to get up and and sit down in the couch and pick up the remote control and just turn it on and

then do nothing and wait until people start throwing shit.

That's how he wants to end his career.

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