Speaker 1: What's up, guys. Welcome to the Grangersmith Podcast, Episode twenty eight.
Speaker 1: Thanks for listening, Thanks for watching on YouTube special episode.
Speaker 1: As you could see, I have a different background behind
Speaker 1: me today if you're watching, I'm not on my bus
Speaker 1: Wildflower that is right over here part next door. I'm
Speaker 1: at what we're calling the EEE Shop where we are
Speaker 1: restoring my old seventy four GMC. Then when I used
Speaker 1: to drive back in high school, and we started a
Speaker 1: YouTube series on this truck. Ris recently because of this
Speaker 1: whole shutdown thing, we need some stuff to do, and
Speaker 1: we had a couple bus drivers, Butcher and Bull, that
Speaker 1: are incredible mechanics, incredible guys, and they helped me decide
Speaker 1: to start restoring this truck right and it's actually sitting
Speaker 1: right behind the camera. And the YouTube series it really
Speaker 1: just it got really good engagement. It took off, and
Speaker 1: it became a new passion of mine. For one, came
Speaker 1: something that I've absolutely loved to do, not only from
Speaker 1: the mechanical standpoint of it, and not only from the
Speaker 1: standpoint of taking something that was once dilapidated in mom's
Speaker 1: barn and turning it into good again, you know, making
Speaker 1: it new again, there's something special about that. But all
Speaker 1: that being said, there's also the fact of just the
Speaker 1: sentimental value. This is Dad's truck. This was my truck
Speaker 1: when I was a kid, and it's been so fun
Speaker 1: watching it come back together. So I decided to set
Speaker 1: up the podcast today in the shop before we get
Speaker 1: to work on it and bring in Butch and Bolly.
Speaker 1: We're going to be my special guest today. And as always,
Speaker 1: this episode is brought to you by Ye Yee Apparel,
Speaker 1: our apparel company that me and my brother started back
Speaker 1: in twenty eleven and we just celebrated this past Friday,
Speaker 1: Yee Day, which we put out a new line of
Speaker 1: Yee apparel between me and my wife Amber for the
Speaker 1: women's line, and then we send a portion of our
Speaker 1: profits to Meals on Wheels to support families in need
Speaker 1: of meals during this crazy time in the world. How
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Speaker 1: not really anybody's driving, not as many people are driving
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Speaker 1: been driving a while lately. I've been driving between my
Speaker 1: house and the Yegee Farm and going to see Mom.
Speaker 1: So I'm not necessarily going out in public or going
Speaker 1: to stores and whatnot, but I've just been I've been
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Speaker 1: it's good to get out in the sunshine. So all
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Speaker 1: And so that's been a really cool way for me
Speaker 1: to stay engaged until we start touring again, which I
Speaker 1: can't wait to start touring again. And usually these podcasts,
Speaker 1: I'm hammering the tour the cities we're going to, and
Speaker 1: we're not doing any of that. We're sitting here. So
Speaker 1: you could follow me Instagram, Granger Smith, YouTube, Granger Smith
Speaker 1: and then the Smiths, which is our family vlog channel,
Speaker 1: which we have so much passionate about. And then there's
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Speaker 1: go through these podcasts and actually answer questions as well.
Speaker 1: Without further ado, let me get out here, Butcher bull
Speaker 1: Welcome to the Granger Smith Podcast. All right, I got
Speaker 1: the boys, Bullshipley. Your Twitter is at bull Shipley and
Speaker 1: yours is at Butch Steeler. Now, but you gotta change
Speaker 1: your profile pick to something that's your face on it
Speaker 1: so people will actually know it's you. Well, he got
Speaker 1: a hold that mic. There you go. They pretty much, uh,
Speaker 1: you know by reading my stuff that it's me. Okay,
Speaker 1: I'll change. So the reason I got I gotta tell it, y'all.
Speaker 1: The reason I got these guys is because we started
Speaker 1: this little series restoring the Earl Truck, and I brought
Speaker 1: you guys in because your mechanical geniuses. I would now everyone,
Speaker 1: these guys are the first to say they are not mechanics.
Speaker 1: They are truck drivers, bus drivers that and when you're
Speaker 1: a bus driver on tour, the good ones at least
Speaker 1: have to learn how to be a mechanic because if
Speaker 1: it's three o'clock in the morning, then you're stuck in
Speaker 1: the middle of Iowa on the highway and you break down.
Speaker 1: You don't want to. You gotta be able to have
Speaker 1: some kind of idea of how to fix a lot
Speaker 1: of problems. So you're not waiting on a trucker for
Speaker 1: I mean, a tow truck for three hours is gonna
Speaker 1: it's gonna put you late to the show, right, And
Speaker 1: we don't have the luxury of calling the company and saying, oh,
Speaker 1: just bring me a new bus, So I can't We
Speaker 1: can't just sit there and turn the steering wheel. We
Speaker 1: have to get the bus moving so that these guys
Speaker 1: that you'll ever been on podcasts before, no, all right,
Speaker 1: step one. Those these mics are super directional, so you
Speaker 1: gotta you gottat you point your mouth right in the
Speaker 1: right in there, so right here, yeah, right there. Okay.
Speaker 1: So uh but but what happened was I got them
Speaker 1: on this restore Earl truck show and then people started
Speaker 1: loving you guys because of your stances on the world.
Speaker 1: And so that's why I wanted you to bring you
Speaker 1: on today. Because on the truck video, we get all
Speaker 1: these comments. That's asking you, guys, questions about the world
Speaker 1: and your stance on life. And honestly, we're not going
Speaker 1: to sit here and just talk constantly about the world
Speaker 1: while we're restoring the truck. We got business to do.
Speaker 1: So I thought, let's go ahead and set the set
Speaker 1: the old microphones up in here right behind the truck.
Speaker 1: We're staring at it, and we could answer these questions now. So, boy,
Speaker 1: do you have some of those or at least off
Speaker 1: the top of your head. Uh? Yeah. So on on
Speaker 1: YouTube there are people asking butch uh a lot of things.
Speaker 1: So I'll start with one. What's your stantime? Gun control?
Speaker 1: What do you think about gun control? Well, I think
Speaker 1: you ought to control your guns, and I think everybody
Speaker 1: ought to own one. If you don't want one, don't
Speaker 1: buy one. Simple as that. Never seeing one jump up,
Speaker 1: run killingybody without somebody holding on to it. All right,
Speaker 1: The number two first lesson was speak back to the mic.
Speaker 1: Second lesson is our friends or YouTube are going to
Speaker 1: hit us if they catch a couple of keywords. So
Speaker 1: let's not say the name of the virus for one,
Speaker 1: and then we'll call them. What what are we going
Speaker 1: to call those we'll call them water guns. Other than that,
Speaker 1: you know, Okay, I forgot about the YouTube stuff. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's not that big deal. All right, Okay, well but
Speaker 1: much what do you think about to stay of the world,
Speaker 1: let's say that, Well, there's a lot to say about that.
Speaker 1: I think that people have gone off the rails, worrying
Speaker 1: about things they shouldn't be worrying about. People are so
Speaker 1: scared of their shadow. They let anybody tell them what
Speaker 1: to do or what they should think, and they do
Speaker 1: cheap you know people, I'm probably one of them in
Speaker 1: some level. We all are. I mean, the Bible talks
Speaker 1: about he calls us sheep. Jesus calls us sheep, something like,
Speaker 1: don't quote me on this. It's like a hundred times.
Speaker 1: It's over and over again, over and over. He he
Speaker 1: doesn't say we're lions or tigers or or even donkeys
Speaker 1: or cows. He says we're sheep. There's quite a few
Speaker 1: donkeys in there. But yeah, we start we start with
Speaker 1: being sheep. Right, Yeah, so we said all those people
Speaker 1: that go, But but there's people dying up there. This
Speaker 1: is serious, that's true, and we're all going to die
Speaker 1: at some point. We're all going to die. I mean,
Speaker 1: you're not guaranteed anything. You're not guaranteed tomorrow. I'm not
Speaker 1: guaranteed I get up out of this chair. I could
Speaker 1: kill over yep. So why should I spend what time
Speaker 1: that I have here worried about every little bitty thing?
Speaker 1: And that's that's a prison, is it not? I mean
Speaker 1: it is. They're telling you what you can and can't do.
Speaker 1: We live in a country where we're supposed to be free,
Speaker 1: and they've done gone off the rails, telling people that
Speaker 1: can't assemble, they can't Hell, you can't even protest. Now
Speaker 1: they're arresting people for protests. What I can't even say
Speaker 1: certain words on YouTube. Yeah, it's not, it's not essential.
Speaker 1: They say, yeah, well, how much sense does that make
Speaker 1: in the United States of America? Zero? Yep, zero, absolutely, Yeah.
Speaker 1: Well what other questions did have people asked for Butch
Speaker 1: in particular here? Well, uh, they want a Arkansas childhood story,
Speaker 1: and I think you should. That's like less than number
Speaker 1: three podcasts I put mine. I do not disturb, Butch
Speaker 1: is new a childhood story from Arkansas? Yeah, and you
Speaker 1: told me a story once about your cousin and the
Speaker 1: house you lived in in Arkansas. I need you to
Speaker 1: tell that story. Uh, well, it's really not. It's just
Speaker 1: the way we live. I lived in this little trailer
Speaker 1: park just outside of Bluff when we was were my
Speaker 1: mom and dad divorced, and my mom lived in this
Speaker 1: trailer park. My dad lived out so Springs and I
Speaker 1: would go stay. Well, when I was young, i'd stay
Speaker 1: all summer. My mom's almost and uh, you know, we'd
Speaker 1: I'd wake up in the morning on Saturday morning and
Speaker 1: the little trailer I lived in I had. We slept
Speaker 1: on this little bed and one of my cousins lived
Speaker 1: up the road, and you know, he'd stick his head
Speaker 1: up through the hole in the floor and say, come on,
Speaker 1: let's go, and no telling them there's a hole in
Speaker 1: the floor of the trailer. Yeah, got you, Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: my bedroom like it's supposed to be there. No, it
Speaker 1: was just righting out. Got you know, got you, just
Speaker 1: a big hole. And instead of coming through the front door,
Speaker 1: he'd slip up under there and come up through the hole.
Speaker 1: Get up, let's go do stuff. You know what about
Speaker 1: when it got cold, when we had minkets, okay, just
Speaker 1: cover up. See now that and that speaks directly to
Speaker 1: what you were just saying about people were too scared,
Speaker 1: worried too much. You got blankets, And what did you
Speaker 1: do all day? Instead of staring at a tablet, instead
Speaker 1: of playing video games watching TV? What'd you do all day?
Speaker 1: Oh man, We'll just go get our bicycles and take off.
Speaker 1: We'd just be gone. If Mama wanted to holler for us,
Speaker 1: we'd go down the creek, go crawded, fishing, go get
Speaker 1: in fights. Whatever. I mean, it's just those things. Do lord,
Speaker 1: I can't remember all this stuff. It's just you'd just
Speaker 1: be a kid. You didn't stay in the house when
Speaker 1: it started getting dark. You could hear hear mama. It
Speaker 1: was just a sad thing. If you could see the
Speaker 1: street lights come on, it's time to be home. Yep.
Speaker 1: And people are worried to death about something that ninety
Speaker 1: nine point whatever percent of them ain't going to get.
Speaker 1: Come on, man, do something, and other people that do
Speaker 1: get it, ninety nine percent of them aren't going to
Speaker 1: die right now, we have to say we all have
Speaker 1: to say that at some point, you know, there there
Speaker 1: have been a lot of people that have died from this.
Speaker 1: At some level. That's a tragedy and our heart goes
Speaker 1: out for those people. Everyone that has to admit that
Speaker 1: one life lost is a tragedy. But that doesn't mean
Speaker 1: everyone should live in fear. That's what you're saying. Absolutely,
Speaker 1: it's terrible when people die of anything. Ye you know, yeah,
Speaker 1: people die of that's part of life. You die. Now,
Speaker 1: you don't want to rush it, but good grief. Live.
Speaker 1: The thing about all this being hemmed up and can't
Speaker 1: work and all that, it's not right now. That's the issue.
Speaker 1: It's later, what's this going to create? How much poverty
Speaker 1: is this going to create? Because people don't know what
Speaker 1: it's like to be poor anymore. Some people do, of course, everybody.
Speaker 1: There's always gonna be poor people in this country. The
Speaker 1: majority of people don't. That's exactly right. Most well, maybe
Speaker 1: they do. It's just and we're not talking about poor
Speaker 1: as in you gotta eat McDonald's. We're talking about poor
Speaker 1: where you can't afford McDonald's. That's what we're trying to say.
Speaker 1: I mean, we're trying to stay back in the depression
Speaker 1: when people stood in soup kitchen lines with their cup
Speaker 1: just to get a little cup of soup to go
Speaker 1: home in a little slice of moldy bread to divide
Speaker 1: it up for their family. That's what we're talking about.
Speaker 1: We're not saying I'm so poor I have to eat
Speaker 1: ramen noodles. That would have been great in nineteen thirty five. Absolutely, yeah,
Speaker 1: just things like sugar you'd wait a month for. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you know, yeah, wow I could. I don't know, Wow,
Speaker 1: it wouldn't be so fat. Well, the people that are
Speaker 1: just listening to this podcast wouldn't have known unless you
Speaker 1: had said that. Well, but you know, speaking of living,
Speaker 1: and people were always asking are also asking the question.
Speaker 1: When you guys first really made an appearance on YouTube
Speaker 1: with me was on the Smiths episode where we got
Speaker 1: the buses in a really bad situation in California going
Speaker 1: to the Redwood Forest. What's that place called that park?
Speaker 1: Redwood State Park or something like that, Big basin, big basin. Yes,
Speaker 1: And that was you know, when we looked at the
Speaker 1: map and we looked, we read every thing, and you talked, well,
Speaker 1: you called the superintendent of this place and they said, yeah,
Speaker 1: come on in, no problem. We've had many busses come before.
Speaker 1: So I wake up. You know, the sun's coming up,
Speaker 1: it's still dark outside, and we are in a huge predicament,
Speaker 1: and I put that whole story on the Smith's we'll
Speaker 1: link that in the description here. But that's when people
Speaker 1: really got to know you too, because you each were
Speaker 1: in a bus, following each other through a terrible situation.
Speaker 1: To be in a bus three hours, it took us
Speaker 1: to go eight miles or eleven miles something like that. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that was that was fun. Right on the cliffs and
Speaker 1: trees touching the side of the bus. That was fun.
Speaker 1: And Butch had it tougher because he was pulling a trailer.
Speaker 1: But he also learned from my mistakes by following me.
Speaker 1: He could say, okay, well I can't go that direction,
Speaker 1: I can't make that turn that sharp. So that was fun.
Speaker 1: It was, It was fun content. The car was making it.
Speaker 1: I was making YouTube videos. Coffee maker fells, Chris broke
Speaker 1: his coffee mugs. The refrigerators kept opening up because we
Speaker 1: were on such weird angles. And no major damage to
Speaker 1: either bus, No, no, none at all. Uh. Yeah. Then
Speaker 1: we ate hot dogs and grilled out. Yeah, drank some beer,
Speaker 1: had some fun. That was a good day. You remember
Speaker 1: when we were driving back the next day, which wasn't
Speaker 1: didn't seem as bad going back because you guys were
Speaker 1: more prepared for it, I guess. But remember we saw
Speaker 1: that old truck down the down the cliff. Yep. Yeah,
Speaker 1: what in the world some old boy had it. Yeah,
Speaker 1: somebody just said, well that truck's gone. Yeah, and maybe
Speaker 1: someone was in it when it went down. I mean
Speaker 1: they think climbed back up and said hope they climbed
Speaker 1: back up. I didn't want to go look, I didn't
Speaker 1: want to say it. Wait here I got uh got
Speaker 1: another question from YouTube? Yeah, I think so. And while
Speaker 1: you're looking that up, if you guys comment below if
Speaker 1: you want to if you want another one of these
Speaker 1: serieses and if you have more questions for Bull or Butch.
Speaker 1: Bull is from ann Arbor, Michigan, and uh, Butcher's from
Speaker 1: small town Arkansas. Pine saw both far from each other.
Speaker 1: But these these boys have a lot in common, which
Speaker 1: is what I've learned being a Texan. I've learned I
Speaker 1: didn't really know until I started touring that there's common
Speaker 1: people everywhere. They just talk a little different. You know,
Speaker 1: even Australia and Canada and wherever. You know, there's a
Speaker 1: lot of country boys just talk a little different. Butch
Speaker 1: talks really different. These thinks the same thing about you, Michigan.
Speaker 1: So Rebecca Hall, she's got a whole list of questions
Speaker 1: out here for uh, tell us about a time you
Speaker 1: were scared, look legitimately scared. Wow, no time to prepare
Speaker 1: or anything, just go for it. Any time I made
Speaker 1: worse than the sea on a on a what do
Speaker 1: you call those report card? Scared to death from your
Speaker 1: mom or dad? Yeah? Well both, yeah, they My pops
Speaker 1: didn't pull no punches. Is your pop still around? Yeah? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Was he thinking this whole virus thing. He's the same
Speaker 1: way I am. Of course, he takes more precautions because
Speaker 1: he's one hundred and fifty years old. No, I think
Speaker 1: he's seventy one, seventy two. And speaking of tell us
Speaker 1: about your sister's father in law, who is a two
Speaker 1: time lung cancer survivor eighty five years old. Yeah, and
Speaker 1: they found out today. I just saw today. It's been
Speaker 1: fourteen days. Okay, So they cleared him. So he got
Speaker 1: the virus fourteen days ago isolation. He he'd been in
Speaker 1: isolation for a long time and he hadn't been in
Speaker 1: contact with other people, So how did he get it?
Speaker 1: They and they checked him with the swab, you know
Speaker 1: how they do. The test found out that he was
Speaker 1: COVID positive. They kept him for a day or maybe
Speaker 1: two in the hospital, made sure he wasn't gonna go bad.
Speaker 1: They sent him home with some stuff and he just
Speaker 1: had low grade fever, you know. And then today I
Speaker 1: saw where they had It's been fourteen days, so the
Speaker 1: incubation period's over. So that there's two extremely interesting things
Speaker 1: about this. One. He was eighty years old at least
Speaker 1: and a two time lung cancer survivor. That sounds like
Speaker 1: the two scariest things for this virus right now to
Speaker 1: be in that diament, and he did fine. Number two,
Speaker 1: he was in isolation because the family knew that he
Speaker 1: was in danger, so they put him in isolation before
Speaker 1: in no contact with anybody, to make sure that he
Speaker 1: was sheltered at home and and and locked down. And
Speaker 1: he still got it. Yeah, So I think he's been
Speaker 1: around longer than we've We know there's something we don't
Speaker 1: know about here but that But that's what's so interesting, guys,
Speaker 1: for the listeners here, that there's there's way more to
Speaker 1: it than just sheltered home and we're all flattening the
Speaker 1: curve and we're fine, right, didn't in December you got
Speaker 1: really sick and you or January and you you had
Speaker 1: trouble breathing and everything, you had all the symptoms. You
Speaker 1: probably you probably fought it off and had it. A
Speaker 1: couple of guys in the band said around January December,
Speaker 1: they got really sick, you know, lasted a couple of
Speaker 1: days like a flu, and get hardly. Ever, I don't
Speaker 1: get sick. It's just it's a fluke that I get sick.
Speaker 1: I don't just don't and to get that bad sick
Speaker 1: and that quick. But it was right about that time January.
Speaker 1: And now I'm saying where they think it was here
Speaker 1: longer than we know. Well, I heard something interesting yesterday
Speaker 1: that the reason we're sheltering in place, the reason all
Speaker 1: the governments have said stay at home, is not to
Speaker 1: save lives. And that's the big misconception right now. Most
Speaker 1: people think shelter at home and you're saving lives. That's
Speaker 1: not the reason. The reason is they want to push
Speaker 1: it back farther so that they could hurry up and
Speaker 1: come up with some kind of vaccine, which could take
Speaker 1: up to eighteen months. So staying at home is not
Speaker 1: don't let people tell you you're saving lives by staying home. No,
Speaker 1: you're just buying time, pushing your kicking the can down
Speaker 1: the road a little bit farther. But that's not it's
Speaker 1: not going to cure the disease, not gonna make it
Speaker 1: go away, it's not gonna it's not gonna help the economy.
Speaker 1: So that's what it leads back to. It's like, do
Speaker 1: we want to kick the can down the road so
Speaker 1: far that we were putting everybody in soup lines? Yeah,
Speaker 1: we can't recover you know if it just if it
Speaker 1: goes eighteen months, everybody's going to be homeless. In what
Speaker 1: your goot is to kick the can down the road
Speaker 1: to protect people like the gentleman we're talking about, and
Speaker 1: he still gets it right, Oh my gosh. Then we
Speaker 1: have some serious problems we need to address right now.
Speaker 1: And the reason I tell you can talk about this
Speaker 1: stuff is because I think everyone that's a little bit
Speaker 1: confused or getting mixed information you need to realize. And
Speaker 1: I'm I'm no scientist, I'm no politician, but it's it's
Speaker 1: important to just ask the questions. If you're using common sense,
Speaker 1: it's important to just go excuse me, I have a
Speaker 1: question about that. Some of these things don't add up,
Speaker 1: and enough of us need to ask some of these
Speaker 1: hard questions. It's really important for us all collectively to
Speaker 1: go I'm not just gonna hear something, go with it.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna wonder about a couple of things. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: use just some basic street knowledge on some of this
Speaker 1: and go hang on that that doesn't exactly make sense
Speaker 1: to me. Yeah, yeah, I mean we discussed this daily
Speaker 1: while we're working on this truck, like, how can they
Speaker 1: tell us to stay home? How can they tell us
Speaker 1: to wear a mask? How can they you know, doesn't
Speaker 1: the First Amendment protect us from that? But then the
Speaker 1: staff Ord Act just kind of deletes that. It's such
Speaker 1: a strange time we're living in, but we're still living.
Speaker 1: So we're just going to continue to do what we
Speaker 1: need to do, and we're not living in fear. We're
Speaker 1: just living. Yeah, we're not feeling sorry for ourselves. We're
Speaker 1: all eating their meals every day, and it's it's been
Speaker 1: The weather's been absolutely beautiful. It's my probably my favorite months,
Speaker 1: you know, in Texas. It's just incredible. And we've been
Speaker 1: restoring this old truck and Granger gets us Jimmy Johns
Speaker 1: and Jersey Mikes. So we're not complaining, you know, but
Speaker 1: but we're just trying to raise a couple of questions
Speaker 1: here and as we're talking and restoring this truck, and
Speaker 1: then we've said a couple of things in passing and
Speaker 1: you guys have caught on to it. So I wanted
Speaker 1: to do like a good official sit down before we
Speaker 1: do get started. And and so so let us know,
Speaker 1: you know, comment below, hit them up on their their
Speaker 1: twitters and and tell us if you want to hear more,
Speaker 1: or if this is beneficial, or if we need to
Speaker 1: just shut our mouths and work on the truck, or
Speaker 1: or continue to just do the off the cuff toolbox
Speaker 1: talks and just kind of surprise Butch with a question
Speaker 1: and see what comes out of his mouth. Or maybe
Speaker 1: one of y'all was thinking we should all be six
Speaker 1: feet apart wearing mask right now. So there's that too, right.
Speaker 1: I hope you didn't throw any ronas on this thing. Yeah,
Speaker 1: there might be a couple of them rona's on that microphone.
Speaker 1: You know you can't you can't take any of that
Speaker 1: lightly per se. But if you if you can't laugh
Speaker 1: at a situation. You're in bad trouble, and like Granger said,
Speaker 1: ask the questions. If you have questions, make sure you
Speaker 1: ask somebody, you know, if something's not adding up, Let's
Speaker 1: ask the question. What he takes me about. All that
Speaker 1: is is what we call news media. They don't ask
Speaker 1: any of the questions like that. They just try to
Speaker 1: set up whoever they don't like in some kind of
Speaker 1: gotcha situation. They don't give a rip about giving anybody
Speaker 1: any news. It's not Republican or Democrats, both of them. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I can't remember the last time it was. The news
Speaker 1: was just fact like here's the news. Helicopter flew over
Speaker 1: and you know, crashed. There is none of that anymore.
Speaker 1: It's just like, oh uh, you know, we think it's
Speaker 1: this way, and then the one side says, no, we
Speaker 1: think it's this way. Well, what happened to the facts?
Speaker 1: To your local six o'clock news, right? And I watched
Speaker 1: them and they just report what the other what the
Speaker 1: what the two were reporting? It just depends on what
Speaker 1: side they're on. So it's been a long time since
Speaker 1: I've seen the actual news. It's just all fake news.
Speaker 1: It's newspapers too. You know newspapers, they're all the same way. Newspapers,
Speaker 1: the TV, the cable networks, they're all you just can't
Speaker 1: you don't know what to believes, bananas, So you guys,
Speaker 1: thank you for watching them. Running out of time here
Speaker 1: and we got to get to go on this truck.
Speaker 1: The books. I'll link their contact info in the description here,
Speaker 1: let us know if you want to see more. And
Speaker 1: we're about to get to work. Thank you for watching
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