All The Everything Podcast - Question Roulette
Download MP3Episode 17, y'all. What is going on, Tim? How are you, sir?
Tim:I am so excited for episode 17. And look. I didn't laugh this time. You didn't? Very measured, very in control today for about five seconds before we get off the rails.
Tim:But, no. Super excited to be, like I said, back behind the mic again. Always ready for another episode. Get recorded for you people. We wanna take care of you and, make sure you guys have a fun week while you listen and do whatever you do with it.
Tim:And matter of fact, we wanna know what are you doing actually when you're listening to the podcast. Are you, like, in the car? Are you doing things around the house, working out? Are you just sitting on the couch, vegging? We we'll take anything.
Tim:Right, Billy? Absolutely. We will.
Billy:Yeah. Let us know. We wanna hear from you. Yeah. So, this is us reaching out to you.
Billy:So just reach back to us. Let us know. We wanna have a conversation. So, you know Yes.
Tim:Be part of our world, please.
Billy:Yes. Please.
Tim:We don't wanna butt beg, but we will. Yeah. We will. We're not too proud. Definitely not.
Tim:I wanna say thank you to all the listeners. We had our highest downloads last week, so we're very excited about that. We're doing the gun finger dance, I guess. Boom. Boom.
Tim:So thank you guys for listening. And if you would mind to go to Apple and leave us a five star written review, that would be amazing. And just share it, word-of-mouth to any of your friends, family. Shove it down their throat. And,
Billy:I know these two guys. They're hilarious. And, yeah, totally. Love listening to yeah. Just let them let the people know.
Billy:We we wanna we wanna bless those.
Tim:Yes. Either.
Billy:We don't
Tim:bless their lives. Because we are a blessing. So Yeah.
Billy:And so humble.
Tim:And very, very humble. Very humble. That's what we take pride in the most.
Billy:I know you had a busy weekend.
Tim:Yeah. We, we when I say we, my wife and I, Leslie, we headed to New York for some business meetings, which were, you know, business meetings. They were, you know, good good conversation, good people. Everything went well. But, you know, it's a lot when you're in there for two straight days for, like, nine hours.
Tim:It's tearing up these people, learning and growing. Great stuff. So we did that. We went out to dinner with them to some nice restaurants, got to meet some of the team. And then we transferred into the city, and we went and saw Moulin Rouge
Billy:I saw that.
Tim:On Friday night, and that was amazing. Oh my gosh. Are you familiar with any of the music at all?
Billy:I have seen the movie. Okay. I have not seen the Broadway. Yeah. I would love to see it.
Billy:But, yeah, I'm from I'm very familiar with the movie, if it's anything Right. Like that. So I don't know if it's like
Tim:the movie because I can't remember the movie, to be honest with you, but it's so much fun. They call it, like, a juke jukebox musical because they have all these amazing songs that come on through, like, popular songs they sing that they've incorporated into the play. Gotcha. And you're constantly, like, dancing. It it is just such a fun vibe, and then doing it especially in the theater that it was built for.
Tim:It all, like, all the neon red and everything everywhere. And Leslie scored us some great seats. Like, we were pretty much right up front. And I had an aisle seat, which is a big thing for me. I love being on the aisle.
Tim:Yeah. I don't know. Are you an aisle man also?
Billy:I'm an aisle man as well. Yeah. But here recently, it used to be because, you know, being a bigger guy just had to kinda have that extra room. But now that I've lost some weight, it's not as dire. Yeah.
Billy:You know? And so I don't know. It's kind of a balancing act because if you're on the aisle, you're always constantly standing up and down, up and down, letting people in and out. Whereas in the middle, if you're one of those people that it's good just to be planted and not move and not have to step over people, that's also a good thing too. But but then, like, I need to have, like, my girls beside me.
Billy:But the problem is they both wanna sit by mom. You know? And so that means I'm gonna be sitting by a stranger. And so yeah. I don't know.
Billy:This is like a double yeah. I would prefer the end, especially now that, you know, struggle with, like, seat sizes and stuff like that because that
Tim:used to be a
Billy:that might that was an issue when, you know, you're four hundred and sixty something pounds.
Tim:Oh, yeah. For sure. I mean, you've come a long way, though. So a lot to celebrate there. Right.
Tim:Right. I I don't care if I weighed eighty pounds. I would always want the
Billy:aisle. Yeah. I always like
Tim:I just wanna have access to get out if I need to. I I've had two recent flights recently on business trips where I got upgraded to first class, which was great, but I was in the window. So I was these people were, like, falling asleep, and I'd had to tie tap them if I had to go to the bathroom. So I hate that part. Uh-huh.
Tim:So it kinda reaffirmed why I like the aisle. But can we talk about some aisle etiquette for people coming in the plane with their bags? What how hard is it not to beat the living crap out of everybody you walk by with your bags? Like, no spatial awareness at all. Right?
Tim:I know. I know. I am just always amazed about how people cannot figure that out. Grab your bag, hold it to your chest or whatever close, and get down the aisle, get in your seat. It's not that hard.
Tim:Don't beat me up.
Billy:If I could do it carrying all my stuff and two little people's stuff, as well and do it well, you could do it with your stuff.
Tim:Yeah. I'm sorry about the soapbox moment, but that drives me crazy. No. It's it's much as we travel.
Billy:Absolutely. And there's a hundred other little things that'll just get on your nerves too while on airplanes. People just don't have common courtesy sometimes.
Tim:You mean, like, people who take their shoes and socks off on the plane? That's so great. Or bring a big old sandwich with onions on it or oh, yes.
Billy:Or put their hair back behind the scene. Like, I'm, like, trying to watch TV, and I'm, like, I actually took a picture of it. I'm, like, it's blocking my screen. I'm, like, yeah. You're gonna be, like, when I get the scissors out and just cut Yeah.
Tim:I wouldn't do it. Yep. Well, you made more of a frame. She still have some here on the back.
Billy:Yeah. Just, like, you know, cut my TV screen so I could see my screen, but, you know, it is what it is.
Tim:Oh my god. So, anyhow, we got on a tangent about that. What?
Billy:Hey. I I let me show you this real quick. This is gonna
Tim:be funny. You're gonna have your pants on still. Right?
Billy:I do have I am wearing pants today.
Tim:Okay.
Billy:I thought
Tim:you was gonna stand up for people listening.
Billy:Last week, we talked about Valentine's Day, and Yeah. I got Michelle a Valentine's Day gift that she's been really wanting Okay. Which is rare for her, and she's actually really super excited about this. Okay. And it's something that's, like, in my wheelhouse as well.
Billy:We've mentioned this almost every show. This is what she wanted for for, Valentine's Day. If for those that are listening, this is a hot ones set, which is, it is how many is this? One, two, three, four, five. 10 different hot sauces Okay.
Billy:That they do on the show Hot Ones, where they do interviews.
Tim:Yeah. Right. Right. I love that show.
Billy:And they eat the the chicken wings, and then they ask you know, they do an interview while and it apparently, really super, super hot. And so what she really wants to do is we're gonna film an episode, me and her, like, hot one style, where we're gonna ask each other one's questions, and we're gonna record it. And, hey, you know what we'll do is we'll put it as a YouTube exclusive for you all. Love that. And, yeah.
Billy:So that is her Valentine's Day gift that I am super excited about as well because you know your boy loves the hot sauces, and I wanna see how she does as well with
Tim:So is she equally spicy in terms she's not her personality. I know she's spicy that way. But
Billy:She she can handle I don't know if she can handle the okay. So the hottest one, the last dab is 2,693,000 Scoville
Tim:units. Oh my gosh.
Billy:So I don't know how she would do with something that hot. Right. The easiest one is 1,700, like, the the number one. I think Right. Basco is, like, 2,500.
Billy:It's just to kinda give you a scale. So
Tim:Oh, okay. So it starts out pretty subtle. Yeah.
Billy:The first one is like a garlic. It's more like a flavor. The next one goes up to 6,200, like, number two. So it jumps up pretty quickly and then goes so we'll see. I'm I'm excited.
Billy:I'm gonna see how it see if it gets rid of the hiccups. And then you can kinda see how I do with the heat as well.
Tim:I'm very interested in this.
Billy:Yes. And so, yeah, we're gonna film it and ask each other questions while we do it. We're gonna have some wings, and, we'll make a little episode, a little YouTube exclusive for you all.
Tim:So you're doing this for Valentine's Day?
Billy:This is her gift. It'll probably after our cruise when we actually record it because we'll have to do it on a Tuesday when
Tim:Okay.
Billy:The girls are at school because you know?
Tim:Okay. I thought you were doing this on Valentine's Day.
Billy:No. You don't wanna eat hot sauce on Valentine's Day.
Tim:No. Let's say, man. I mean, I don't wanna keep things spicy, but not that kind of spicy.
Billy:We are we are not rookies.
Tim:Then there's gonna be a whole another follow-up exclusive of them just eating chewable Peptos and just chugging, antacids.
Billy:No. No. Personally, he'd probably
Tim:be smiling like some kind of lunatic.
Billy:Yeah. No. I, I think we will we'll do this a little bit later, in a couple weeks at some point when we you know how it is when you have a working mom and you have you have, you know, parents and just having to find the time to do do that.
Tim:Oh, yeah. We'll get it
Billy:we'll get it on there, and then we'll promote it, and, hopefully, y'all can enjoy it.
Tim:So
Billy:Alright. Wanted to share that with y'all, because we had talked about it last week, as far as Valentine's Day gifts. And she's like, she was talking about that,
Tim:and I was like,
Billy:let me buy you that for Valentine's Day. And she's like, ah, I haven't seen her that excited about a Valentine's Day gift.
Tim:And it's funny because which Billy's talked about this a lot that she does not want gifts. So the fact that she's excited about a gift is a huge win. Right?
Billy:It really is. And so that I mean, it came in really quick. Now I will say when I opened the box, they were all, like, jumbled in together and, like, they had fallen all out of their little holders. And I'm like, oh god. Are they all shattered?
Billy:But none of them shattered. So Okay. Cool. I took the list and put them in the order and got them all nice and pretty.
Tim:Well, that's exciting. I can't wait for that video now.
Billy:Yeah. Yeah. So I wanted to share that with y'all, just so y'all can be expecting it. Yeah.
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Tim:And to kick us off, Billy's gonna be our first person. So, Billy, give us your random fact of the week.
Billy:Okay. Well, here you go, Tim. Okay, Tim. So let me ask you this. Have you ever have you ever ate ice cream or candy?
Tim:Mhmm.
Billy:Maybe drank some sweet tea or Yeah. You know, maybe had a, you know, a fruit drink or maybe some raspberry sauce. You know? Is that some of the things that you might have
Tim:All all the things. Yeah.
Billy:All the things. Well, it's pretty good chance that you've you've, you've ingested beaver anus juice. What?
Tim:What are you talking about? How does any of that do with beef? Expecting this kind of random. Oh my god.
Billy:That's right. Beaver anus juice, y'all.
Tim:How does how does
Billy:beaver Castorum.
Tim:Just get into any of this stuff?
Billy:Castorum is is is a Oh my god. It's a sack that's that's located near the anal region of a beaver, and it gives a very lovely vanilla flavor. Oh my god. That a lot of food companies have used over the years to flavor food because it's all natural, and it's, deemed safe. It's what they use to mark their territory, basically, but it smells sweet.
Billy:And, yeah, castoreum is, I guess, the the the technical term of it. And Beaver. Yeah. Beaver anus juice is used, especially in, like, the raspberry sauces. And so every time we have raspberry on, like, a cake or something, we're like, oh, beaver anus juice.
Tim:Oh my god. First of all, that sounds like a good t shirt idea. But Yeah.
Billy:There's something there. But now, realistically, it's Oh, my god. It's very expensive because, I mean, how many people are out there milking some beaver anuses? I mean, truthfully. So it's not like a whole lot of it because it's super expensive.
Tim:Oh my god. You're killing me. It the real question, Billy, is who was the first person to find this out? And what were they doing on that beaver anus?
Billy:Let's put this in let's sprinkle some of this on our food and see how this taste. I don't understand how things like this happen, but it did. But I will say it is actually used a lot more in a lot more colognes and perfumes. And so there's a higher chance of you wearing beaver anus scent versus actually ingesting it nowadays.
Tim:That is so nasty. Mhmm.
Billy:That's something you'll never forget, though. Oh, okay. Every time you see raspberry, some raspberry juice or some raspberry sauce, You'd just be thinking, I wonder what beaver that came from.
Tim:That tastes like beaver anus.
Billy:But we've said that for years. Yeah. And there's a there's a, facility in Louisville, Kentucky
Tim:where we
Billy:used to live that makes flavors and stuff like that. And so Yeah. That's kinda where we and so every time we see, like, a little groundhog or, like, some kind of beaver type thing, I'm like, oh, go get some, raspberry sauce.
Tim:My god. That is so nasty. Oh, just to think that we've ingested beaver anus juice. Yum. Yum.
Tim:We might need to take a break here for a second so I can go run to the toilet and puke. Oh my god. That is so disgusting. Yeah. Billy, that was that was a nice nice random yet dis it's disturbing fact to get this thing started.
Tim:But, you know, we've been chatting forever, so we better hop on over to The Real Show.
Billy:Let's do it.
Tim:Well, there ain't nothing to it but to do it. Are you ready, my friend?
Billy:You better believe it. Let's get into all the everything, y'all.
Tim:All the everything. We've got it all. We've got it all. We've got it all. We don't talk.
Tim:So grab your snack, sit back, don't stress. Because Tim and Billy talk about the randomness. Information from two UFOs will take you where the weirdness goes. There's two guys talking way too loud about stuff that makes no sense, but we're kinda proud. Well, welcome to another amazing episode of all the everything podcast.
Tim:As always, I'm one of your hosts, Tim Slow Hook, and I'm joined by my partner in crime, Billy Parchman. Billy, are you ready for the show today?
Billy:I sure am, sir. How about you?
Tim:Yeah. We spent enough time chatting about beaver anus juice, and really stretching that out. So I think we should really get, like, get into the episode and distance ourselves from that a little bit. So today, we decided to ask questions back and forth, and the podcast episode is called question roulette, all the everything edition. So we got a bunch of random questions we're gonna ask back and forth to entertain you today.
Tim:So sit back, relax, and let the entertainment begin. So That's right. These are all digital card decks. And you swipe them, and you have no idea what kind of question's gonna come up. So we're just gonna tap on back and forth the best we can.
Tim:See what happens. Alright. Let's get into it. I'm gonna swipe the card. Billy, I'm gonna ask you first, and I'll follow-up.
Tim:Okay. Alright. If you could create a new TV show, what would it be about? Okay. Think about that one more time.
Tim:I will say it one more time. If you could create a new TV show, what would it be about?
Billy:Let's go with a superhero show
Tim:Okay.
Billy:That also is a cooking show. Alright. Like, two of my favorite genres together, I mean, come on. You have superhero chefs. I mean, I don't know.
Tim:Your idea just died out after that? Well, I can see, like, Superman, like, heating things up with his eyes, like the red laser beams of his eyes and stuff like that. Yeah. I I mean, I think there'd be a following for it.
Billy:You just have to go put a little thought into it. You can make it work. Like, you know, like cooking with Deadpool or, you know oh, like a different a different hero every week, but they have to make some kind of meal and save the day.
Tim:Maybe they have to make a hero sandwich. I mean, a hero sub.
Billy:I
Tim:mean, there's options there.
Billy:I was like, hey. You can make it play. I don't know.
Tim:I I think I would do a reality show called my bourbon and me, and it'd be like, this person has to survive on the wilderness, but they also have to survive with their bottle of bourbon the entire time. And it turns into kind of like a castaway situation like Wilson, the volleyball, where he talks to the bottle of bourbon, embraces it, has to rock it, puts it, like, in a little carrier on his chest when they go hiking through the woods. I don't know there's a huge market for that, but I think I would enjoy that. Yeah. Gallivanting through the woods with my bourbon.
Tim:With your bourbon. God, I really have a drinking problem, don't I? But, you know, I couldn't beat your superhero cooking question. So alright. We're gonna assume the swipe to the next thing and see what we're gonna do.
Tim:Alright. So if you could change one thing about the world, what would it be? One thing about the world, what would it be? I mean, I gotta go first on this one.
Billy:Yeah.
Tim:I think it's just everybody getting along. I think that would be the easiest thing for everybody just to follow a common ground and respect each other's opinions and move on with life, and that's it.
Billy:Yeah. That's a great answer. Yeah. I mean, that would be huge. And since you picked that one, I'm just gonna say, let's just get also, just let's get rid of sickness.
Billy:You know? Yeah. Let's let's do it. You know? You got world peace.
Billy:Let's, let's kick yeah. Let's kick cancer out of here. You know what I'm saying? Yeah.
Tim:Yeah. There you go. I was I was actually watching the Super Bowl the other night, and they had a commercial from Pfizer, I think, and it was about cancers. And they said by 2030 that they're gonna have a big movement forward in about six or six to 10 different kind of cancers.
Billy:So That's all that. Yeah.
Tim:I don't know what that means. Sometimes it makes me think, do have they had the answers for a long time and they've kind of been milking it?
Billy:Exactly.
Tim:I don't want I don't wanna be like that guy, but I feel like, you know?
Billy:Man. Yeah. Yeah. I'm with you, though.
Tim:Feel like there's some answers out there already under just making money off everybody. But, anyhow, that is not the opinion of Billy Parchment or anybody else. This is I think it's all hook original. So Oh, okay. Alright.
Tim:We're gonna move on from that. Good answers. Alright. Bill, you're up next.
Billy:Okay.
Tim:If you could invent a new ice cream flavor, what would it be?
Billy:Oh, man. Okay. So your son, just came out. I mean, he's been promoting what was it? Skyline chili?
Tim:Skyline chili graders mashup. Graders ice cream mashup. Yep.
Billy:Can I just say I'm not a fan of Grater's? I'm not Grater's. Not great. I love Grater's. Grater's is the best ice cream in the world.
Billy:Okay.
Tim:We don't have much to do.
Billy:I'm not a fan of Skyline. That's what I meant to say. Let me yeah. Grater's is my favorite ice cream on the planet. We don't have one down here and, like, their chocolate like, the chips that they have in their ice cream
Tim:Yeah.
Billy:Is fantastic. But I and this is a Cincinnati thing, and this might be offensive to my Ohio brethren up there, but I don't like nutmeg in the chili.
Tim:Yeah. Is that There's there's cinnamon in it as well.
Billy:Cinnamon. Are you offended by me saying that?
Tim:No. It's because either people love it or hate it. It there's no, like, middle ground with the Skyline Chili here in Cincinnati.
Billy:But I do like I do like random flavors like that. I like the ambition behind the ice cream. Yeah. Like, you know what I'm saying? Like, I would try it, just because I don't like their, you know, their chili.
Billy:I would try a random flavor. But for me to create a flavor
Tim:Yeah. Okay.
Billy:Let me think about this.
Tim:Let's see. Of a one flavor, or are you thinking of a mashup?
Billy:Oh, a mashup. Let's yes. Okay. So what would be a good mashup? Like like, just kinda what can I bring together to be epic for an ice cream?
Tim:I have an idea. You want me to go first?
Billy:No. Yes. You go.
Tim:What you're thinking? Okay.
Billy:Yes.
Tim:I would think that I would have an ice cream called hot fudge sundae. So it's everything that you would have in a hot fudge sundae from all the different sauces to the cherry to the if there's any fruit topping, whatever, nuts all mixed in and blended together. Uh-huh. And, you know, with chocolate drizzle everywhere or whatever. You know, it's gonna be a little frozen chocolate drizzle, but it'll still be fudgy.
Tim:And, I shouldn't have said the word fudgy. I'm sorry. Still have fuds throughout it. But, yeah, I might would be hot fudge sundae mix.
Billy:Okay.
Tim:That'd be my ice cream. I don't know if that already exists, but I don't think I've ever seen that before.
Billy:Oh.
Tim:Alright. What's your answer?
Billy:Alright. I'm gonna go let's make the most spicy ice cream possible, but it's still sweet. It still falls under that category, you know, of ice cream. But the Scofo units because what you usually try to do, you usually try to eat ice cream to, like, calm your mouth down or to drink you know, you need something cold. But what if you ate something cold that was spicy?
Billy:Your taste buds would just be like, what the you know
Tim:what I mean? What is happening?
Billy:What is going on? And so it would just be like a mind, like, let's do that. Like like like the boot jalokia flavored ice cream. That's what I'm gonna go with.
Tim:Okay. I like that. Yeah. Yeah. That's a good one.
Tim:So we yeah. We're gonna bring your spiciness to it, hot fudge sundae, and we're gonna start a revolution. Okay?
Billy:That's right. That's right. I like it.
Tim:Alright. You ready for our next question?
Billy:Let's go. Let's go.
Tim:Alright. Here's a little digital swipe. Okay. If you were in a room with everyone you've ever met, who would you look for?
Billy:Who? So if you're in
Tim:a room with everyone you've ever met, so it can't be people that from history or anything like that. Right? Just anybody you've ever met in your entire life. Everybody's in one room. Who would you look for?
Billy:I would look for my dad. Yeah. Yeah. So that was easy. Easy peasy.
Billy:That's the first thing that came to my mind. And so yeah. That's that's that's who. Yeah. Obviously.
Billy:Yeah. How about
Tim:you? I think I there's a lot of people I could pick. Right? There's a bunch of people. I mean, I still have my parents and my siblings and stuff, so it's not like an immediate, like, that person.
Tim:You know, I've had friends who have passed away. I would love to see them. And but, like, family related, I would say for this episode, my grandparents on either side, my dad's side, my mom's side, because they lived in Pennsylvania, and we saw them probably, like, once a year or every other year or a while for a while. But, you know, both of them every one of them had all passed away by the time I was, like, 18, 19, I think, if I had that right. So just to go back and spend more time with them as me being an adult a little bit older instead of me being the kid.
Tim:You know? Yeah. Learn learn more about them and from them and just just kinda have that time with them.
Billy:I think it
Tim:would be kind of cool. Alright. You ready for the next exciting question?
Billy:Let's go for it.
Tim:Oh, this is right up your alley. Alright.
Billy:Oh, gosh.
Tim:If you could have a superpower for a day, what would it be?
Billy:I guess I couldn't just be like, can I just be like Superman for a day and just get all of his powers, or is that just like the is that just cheating? Well, I
Tim:know it says a superpower, but I don't care.
Billy:A super you want. If okay. So I would say I wanna be Superman. If I could pick a superhero, but that's not the question. If I had to pick one, I would be able to fly.
Billy:Yeah. So that would be yeah. But, yes, just I would be really cool to to be Superman because there's no kryptonite there's no kryptonite on this planet
Tim:That's fair. Know of. And so Don't knock on wood. Yep. Yeah.
Tim:We We don't wanna kill Superman.
Billy:Yep. Okay. Yeah.
Tim:How about you? If I was gonna pick one thing, I was gonna say flying, but you took Superman. I kinda
Billy:think that's I
Tim:think that's just the cool of saying to go flying somewhere.
Billy:Uh-huh.
Tim:I immediately when I think about superpowers, I immediately go to Marvel in my head. Like, that's what I think of for superpowers. So I think I would love to be Thanos and have the Infinity Gauntlet. Oh. Be able to snap my fingers.
Tim:When I snap my fingers, it's gonna be for good stuff. Like
Billy:Oh, look.
Tim:We will Chicken chicken wings for everybody. Snap in there. Boom. They're right there. Right?
Tim:Chicken wings. You're like At the hot sauce. Get rid of the family members bugging me in a snap, and they're, you know, they're shipped off somewhere or, you know, any anything. You know? So just have the power of the snap that Yep.
Tim:That Thanos had to to only bring good things into life or maybe one bad thing every once in a while, but mostly just good things. Like, oh, green lights. Boom. Here we go. Boom.
Tim:Not to have my stomach be upset after every time I eat something spicy. Boom. You know? I think what happens though when you snap it, it it actually just goes to somebody else by you so they have to deal with it. But it makes my life better, so that would be my superpower.
Tim:That would be my superpower. Let's see what we have next. What's your favorite way to unwind after a long day?
Billy:Well, after we get the girls to bed, there's some nights, like, Michelle will sleep with them, and so it's just me.
Tim:Yeah.
Billy:Not every night, but there's there's a couple nights that, you know, they, you know, they so I have like that. I'll get on the Oculus, like, the the meta whatever. Oh, yeah. And I bought Among Us. So one person's like an imposter, and all the other ones are, like, having to do task and stuff.
Billy:That's so fun, though, just to mess with folks.
Tim:No. I haven't played that, though. I know a lot.
Billy:It's it's fun. Yeah. So I love I love doing that. Yep. Because those some some of those people, they get just, like, they're just too
Tim:too invested. Fight. Yeah.
Billy:Oh my gosh. And so Let
Tim:it go, dude. It's a game.
Billy:Yeah. You're like, it's not the end of the world. You're gonna be okay. This is a little entertaining, but, yeah, just lay back and play. I'm not, like, a big video gamer, so that's you know?
Billy:But
Tim:That's cool, though.
Billy:Been fun. Yeah.
Tim:So So does that help you unwind?
Billy:Yeah. It's
Tim:just kinda me time?
Billy:Yeah. Just kinda yeah.
Tim:I like it.
Billy:How about you?
Tim:For me, it's pretty much the same thing. If if I could have this every single night, which we usually do when we're home, we're not traveling a lot. It's just you know, usually, we're done with our work, kind of kinda wrap up everything for the day by at least eight ish or so. It still seems like a long day, but we just have a lot going on. But, you know, by that point, I like to be in my pajamas, blanket in my recliner, watching a movie or TV with Leslie and Yeah.
Tim:Like like, I'm gonna say it again, but sipping on some really good bourbon. Some bourbon. It's like getting a little glass, sipping on it, and just relaxing. And I have a, fireplace. It's not real.
Tim:I've always wanted a fireplace. If I got one, it looks really cool, but it's not real. So it has the flames that are electric or whatever on the screen. And then everyone makes fun of me when they come over for this, but I really like the sound of the fire. So I bought a crackler.
Tim:Like, it's a little box. And I have to have that play again. If I had that on, I am so relaxed and chill, the little fire thing, the fake sound of the fire. And I, you know, I don't know if this is a good or bad thing, but, I'm usually so chill. Like, Leslie will head upstairs usually before I go to bed, and I, I will fall asleep down there all the time in that chair, like, all the time because I'm so relaxed.
Tim:Comfortable. Hey. That's good, though.
Billy:That's that that makes you feel like I mean, you're home. That's your comfort.
Tim:That's good. But, yeah, that's just like a rinse and repeat thing every night. If I could have that same thing every single night, I'm I'm down for it.
Billy:Perfect. That's great.
Tim:So okay. Alright. Our next question up. If you could travel anywhere in time, where would you go? Now on different podcasts I've had, you know, we've had questions like this, and there's always, like, a thousand follow ups.
Tim:Does it mean I have to stay there forever? Does it mean I get to come back? Does it mean this or that? It can mean whatever you want to mean. I'm I'm saying that you're not gonna be there the rest of your life.
Tim:You're just popping in, and then you head back. But you can only choose one time, one place.
Billy:Oh my gosh. Am I first or second on this one? You're first. Oh, goodness. Okay.
Billy:I would okay. And this okay. Since we're we're making the rules on our own question. That's right. This time travel, we can't mess anything up.
Billy:So It's like that's
Tim:not easier style.
Billy:Yes. We won't. Yeah. We won't mess anything up. So we go there.
Billy:We're just observing or whatever. You're observing back to the future or just kinda in the world or whatever. Right. How about I would love to go back to the days of Jesus and just kinda observe, you know, just watch. Right.
Billy:And, yeah. I know that might be a Sunday school answer or whatever, but maybe I'm just, like, rolling down on another boat in the storm, you know,
Tim:and just have to see
Billy:him see Jesus walking on the water. I just kinda just off in the distance and then just see them all freak out and be like, I know this was gonna happen.
Tim:And you're like, don't look away from me.
Billy:You're gonna sink in
Tim:the water. Keep your eyes on him. That's a good answer.
Billy:Yeah. I'm gonna go I'm gonna go get me some of that bread and some of that fish.
Tim:Oh, yeah. Yeah. You're gonna go and get some wine. Oh, yep. Mhmm.
Tim:I love it.
Billy:Mhmm. I'm a go to that wedding. Yep.
Tim:But even, like, without no. I'm a say take Jesus out of it, but without even, like, falling. Just that time period as well. Oh, yeah. You know, it's so interesting.
Tim:Mhmm. I for me, it's you know, we it's in our theme song about the Roman empire, but Yep. I, you know, I always say Roman empire, but, you know, I would love to go back to ancient Egypt. Oh. But, like, at its peak and see how it was run, just like day to day stuff.
Tim:Nothing like I don't have to be there for a major event. Just day to day stuff, how people lived, how they acted, what it was like with the pharaohs, and, just to see the beauty of everything that they had built and these amazing pyramids that the aliens helped them build. And, everybody thinks that. I'm just saying it. But, you know, stuff like that.
Tim:I would I would love to go back and see that for sure.
Billy:Very cool. I like it. That was a good question.
Tim:Well, thank you. All about random questions. That's right. What are your biggest pet peeves?
Billy:Okay. Mhmm.
Tim:I think there's a lot.
Billy:Yeah. We've already talked about airplane etiquette.
Tim:Oh, god. Yeah. If we picked, like, a category of pet peeves. Yeah. Yes.
Tim:Airplane etiquette. Yeah. Mhmm. Absolutely the same. I'll let you go first.
Tim:Maybe we'll just bounce back and forth with a couple.
Billy:One of my things is I can't stand people that do their nails in front of me. Like, an emery board, like, scratching your nails on an emery board will make me throw up. Like, oh, like, that's, like, one of my biggest pet peeves is just, well, no.
Tim:Yeah. No. That is a good one. I don't I don't like it when people chew or talk with their mouth full. Oh, you look Yeah.
Tim:It drives me nuts. Yeah. My kids both did growing up. They still do. Like, Lauren, my daughter, is such a talker.
Tim:She can't she doesn't wanna miss a beat. So she still wants to eat her food because she loves to eat, but she also loves to talk. So she usually combines them. And I'm like, I can't. I can't do it.
Tim:I'm closing my eyes. I'm like, please just without trying to be mean, like, stop doing that. I'm just like, Lauren, I I have done that before, but I'm like, I I can't. Please stop doing that. It's grossing me out to no end.
Tim:What about you again?
Billy:Okay. So there's a billion things that I do that annoy Michelle to the end of
Tim:the earth.
Billy:But one of the things one of the only things that she does is is when she doesn't break down, like, a box for recycling, she just throws the whole box in the recycling bin. Like, that drives the space? Yes. That drives me crazy. I'm like, oh my gosh.
Tim:Do you know do you know how many people break up boxes on our house? Literally nobody but me. Yep. Nobody.
Billy:But it's always and then stuff just gets, like, oh, I'm like, oh, and then I and when it's time for me to take it all out, everything just falls on top of me because we our things sit on top of our outside refrigerator.
Tim:Yeah.
Billy:And so it all just stacks up. And so when I'm, like, taking it down, everything just falls on top of me. I'm like, just break down the stuff. Just please, please.
Tim:Break down the box, please. Breaking down barriers and boxes. Yeah. That is annoying. Another travel one Okay.
Tim:Is when you land and you're going to baggage claim and you're waiting for your bag, it's the people who stand up there and block the entire roundabout so you can never get your bag out. Do you know what I'm talking about?
Billy:Yes.
Tim:Everyone who waits to get their bag, like, they feel like they have to be, like, up on, like, the baggage claim belt coming around.
Billy:Yes.
Tim:And I've had to, like, almost get in arguments with people. Like, get out of the way. Fucking give me a second. Because, you know, you not only do you gotta grab your heavy bag that I have, it's probably, like, 70 pounds. In my other bag, that's probably 50 pounds.
Tim:But you have, like, a landing place for them because they're big heavy. You got and that's, like, people do not move, and that drives me insane. I know I'm selling really petty, but it's a pet peeve. So
Billy:And and then also just like when people just when the plane lands and people just automatically stand up. Yeah. And then also, like, you can't get off the plane. I mean Yeah. And then, like, people behind you, like, that are trying to walk forward.
Billy:I'm like, you let people, like, go, like, per your row.
Tim:Oh, yeah.
Billy:That's like You're
Tim:talking about the people who try to go, like, from the back and run to the front. Oh, yeah.
Billy:Yes. And, like like, you don't just you you hold up there. I'm gonna let my family get out. I will block somebody. Oh, yeah.
Billy:And you can give me all the evil looks you want. I'll turn around and look straight in your face while I do it. Yeah.
Tim:I've had quite a few conversations with people over the years who've done that. I'm like, where do you think you're going? Yes. Go back to where you were at.
Billy:Like, do you you can't just
Tim:skip everybody. You know, I get it. You don't wanna wait in the line. I understand.
Billy:Just it's gonna be give a minute. It's everybody's gonna get off the plane. It's gonna be okay. I mean, come on now.
Tim:I mean I think it's only appropriate to jump up if someone's currently If if well, if you're connection, yeah, that's another good one. And or if you're, like, in the front of the plane, like, if you're ready like, you're in first class and you're ready to get up and walk out, I get that. But not everybody jumping up at once. Yeah.
Billy:Right. Yep. Yep. Yep.
Tim:Oh, man. We have a lot of pet peeves about travel, don't we?
Billy:Oh my gosh.
Tim:And we're in a travel business. I know. Right? We love all the travelers out there. Yep.
Tim:Just saying. We love you guys. Just, you know, I'm sure people have a lot of pet peeves about us, but, anyhow okay. Name something that's expensive, but it's worth it. Practical things you could say, like insurance, it sucks.
Billy:Mhmm. Yeah.
Tim:It is worth it in the end, I guess. Absolutely.
Billy:Being an adult.
Tim:Being an adult just in general is expensive. Uh-huh. Homeownership. Yes.
Billy:Yeah. Just spend all this money on these dang windows that look exactly like the old windows, just new. Just newer old windows.
Tim:Two things right now I can see. These microphones. Yes. Little expensive,
Billy:but Worth it.
Tim:Definitely worth it for the sound. I hope you
Billy:guys can go ahead. I agree.
Tim:Do you have any other things that stick out to you? Expensively worth it.
Billy:Man, the amount of money I've spent this last year on this weight loss has been very much worth it. And all the things, if you think, like, the gym memberships and the food
Tim:That's a good one.
Billy:The, you know, the prescriptions, and then you have, like, the sauna that I the sauna. Oh my gosh. It was expensive, but, oh, I love it. So yeah. Yeah.
Billy:It's worth it. Very much so.
Tim:Oh, you know what? I like that. I'm gonna tag on to you. The whole health journey thing, it's totally worth it, you know, for the but I'm looking at stuff that I have here. All these weights I have in my basement, you guys can't see, you know, ellipticals and all those different things that add up.
Tim:So I can do running inside or walking or hiking or weightlifting or any of those things. Subscriptions for, like, online user you get for downloads, for fitness, for teaching class, all those stuff. Expensive, but without a doubt worth it for the way it makes you feel and what it does for your body and your mental health. Huge. Huge.
Tim:Huge. Alright. Let's swipe away to our next one. Alright, Billy. I think this is a good question for self reflection.
Tim:Here we go.
Billy:Okay. Okay.
Tim:What do you think makes you special? Probably my compassion. Mhmm. I
Billy:think that would be just one of my greatest attributes, I guess, just the way, I I guess. Yeah. I would think that would be be it.
Tim:Isn't it weird how the question kinda puts you on the defensive? Like, I don't wanna say I'm special. Yeah. We it's like we can't own anything good about ourselves. It's hard.
Tim:Yeah.
Billy:It's kinda like, I don't wanna brag, but you know?
Tim:Yeah. You know what I'm saying?
Billy:I I feel like I'm very compassionate. Like, I love people. I want the best for people. Mhmm. Yeah.
Billy:And so, you know, I think that's one of the greatest yeah. So
Tim:parts of me.
Billy:I
Tim:think I can tag on to that something along the same lines as I think I'm able to be in any situation and meet people right where they're at. And, like, I don't even mean, like, hey. Coach them or anything like that. Just meet them where they're at right there. I can start friendships easily like that, kinda work my way into a group, make people feel comfortable in situations too.
Tim:Mhmm. I I think I've had to do that a lot being fitness instructor. You got brand new people coming in from week to week into a group of people who are kinda like all friends, and they're new and just kinda showing up for them, doing things like that. I mean, truthfully, you know, as as much as I got older too, like, I really don't want any drama in life. Like, I try to be as nice as I can to people.
Tim:Do I fall short sometimes? Absolutely. But my main goal, I would say Leslie and I are our main goal together even with our business and everything else, is just to create a positive experience for people around us and, you know, stay in our lane and that kind of thing. I think we we're really good at that or I'm good at that or whatever. So Yeah.
Tim:I kinda spiraled into a bigger answer, but yeah. I like it. And I have a nice butt, so I'll just leave I'll leave you with that. At least, I mean, that's what I think anyhow. That's not just I don't really hear that compliment a lot, but, I'm just saying.
Tim:So next time I stand up to get something off camera, take a peek, and you're welcome. Okay. Alright.
Billy:That's for our YouTube that's for our YouTube listeners, watchers.
Tim:Okay, Billy. This is up your alley again with superheroes. Oh. What superhero would improve the world most or he or she existed?
Billy:Superman. Oh, sup yeah. Superman. Yeah. Yeah.
Billy:I understand. Just his his passion and his just his love Mhmm. I guess you could say.
Tim:And all his powers are pretty bad. His powers
Billy:yeah. Like, the fact that he has these powers and basically could just do anything he wanted to if he if if he really wanted to. Right. He chooses he chooses to do good for him. You know?
Billy:So Yeah. Because who's gonna stop him?
Tim:I mean, what does that what does that s on his chest stand for? Hope. Hope. That's right. So if we can need anything right now, a superhero to come through in our world, bring a little hope Yep.
Tim:We both pick Superman for that.
Billy:Superman. Yep. %.
Tim:Billy, I got a question for you.
Billy:Come on.
Tim:What's your favorite animal?
Billy:What's my favorite animal?
Tim:Yeah. What do you like?
Billy:What is my favorite animal? An elephant.
Tim:An elephant? An elephant.
Billy:Why? Because, they are smart, and they are awesome, and they are the mascot of the University of Alabama.
Tim:Oh my god. I should have seen this coming. Every time he gets me with it.
Billy:I knew that was coming.
Tim:Oh, jeez. I do I do love elephants, though. For me, it's gonna be a beaver, so you can get that anus juice. Get that anus. So you have that on top anytime you want it.
Billy:Just pull their little their little tail on tap.
Tim:Yep. Squeeze their little sack, get the beaver anus juice out, and then add it on to
Billy:anything you're cooking for extra new dream job.
Tim:A beaver's brass smoker. Oh, god. Did you say milker? Oh. Yep.
Tim:Yep. That makes it so much worse. Jeez. Okay. That's my fake answer.
Tim:My real answer is. This is the Just do you gotta do a little circle? You gotta get the little tiny hands that you put on your fingers. Tiny hands. I know.
Tim:I Just kinda chat them together. Just try excuse me. And then yeah. And you just have to be gentle. God.
Tim:I thought you were gonna say that, actually. I was like, I have to steal that. Mine is dogs, for sure.
Billy:Uh-huh.
Tim:We've had all kinds of different golden retrievers since the kids have been growing up, and now recently, we have pugs. Yeah. Pugs.
Billy:We got
Tim:two black pugs, Carl and Ellie from Up. They're our little babies, man. We love they pugs so much. They make me laugh. I never dreamed I would own a pug because I thought they were kinda crazy looking, and I didn't really have a good opinion of them.
Tim:But now I can never go back. They sit in your lap. They they're they make you laugh. They're everything. And people love pug.
Tim:So everywhere you go, they're like, oh my god. You have a pug. As a matter of fact, we have two. So this is another animal question, actually. But
Billy:Okay.
Tim:What's the scariest animal you've ever come across? Normally, I would say birds because I can't stand birds, and
Billy:I think
Tim:they come to attack us. As a matter of fact, when we were in New York, there was a guy locally who worked there who's driving around the areas to show us the lake or the water or whatever. And they were in the parking lot with all these, what are they called? Are they pellet no. What's that not pelicans, but what's the birds that drive you crazy on the beach?
Tim:The, Seagulls. Seagulls. Thank you. The mine mine mine. Uh-huh.
Tim:They were all sitting in the parking lot. And once he pulled in, he had the windows down so we could see the water, and they all started flying out the car. I thought legit they were coming in the window, and I was like, shut the window. And they were like, what is wrong with you? I'm afraid to burn y'all.
Tim:And, it did scare me, but that's not my answer. But, do you wanna go first?
Billy:Well, I you know, I grew up on a bayou, and so I was around alligators and different things like this. But the scariest things are flipping moccasins, man. Like Oh, man. Water moccasins. Mhmm.
Billy:My my sister and I, when we were kids, we were picking blackberries in the marsh. There was this, moccasin that had sat up, like, kinda like a you know, just if you picture, like, a cobra, like, with the heads up. Yeah. But, like, for me, just kinda, like, seeing it didn't look real. Mhmm.
Billy:Like, I'm in the marsh, and it looked kinda like, like a car tube, like like a pipe like, inside of a car.
Tim:Oh, yeah.
Billy:Yeah. And so I smacked it on top of the head and then realized, oh, it's a snake.
Tim:Oh. What happened? Oh,
Billy:it just it, like, it it just slithered away. I guess I guess I showed too much authority, and it slid away. But I could've gotten bit by a poisonous or venomous for those who are technical about it.
Tim:So
Billy:snake. But I hate snakes.
Tim:To people who come across water moccasin, smack it on the head. Smack them on the head. Just pop.
Billy:But You you heard it from Billy. Yep. Yeah. And this other time, we were out there playing, and I got tackled. And, accidentally, I didn't we didn't know the snake was there, but I fell on top of the snake.
Billy:And then when we got tackled on top of the snake, and then it took off towards my sister.
Tim:Oh my god. So because the person just fell
Billy:on top of it. And then later in the week, a rattlesnake in that same field bit my neighbor, and he almost lost his arm.
Tim:Oh, wow.
Billy:Growing up on the bayou.
Tim:Bayou sounds like hell. Yep. Between that and gators. Right? Gators.
Billy:Never had any trouble with those gators, but you gotta watch out for them snakes. Oh, gross.
Tim:Well, let me tell you a story about the scariest animal I almost came across. And, so this is, I'd say, back in the day. This is, like, 1819. I was me, one of my buddies from our church, and his brother and I think that might have been about it. And we so his brother used to do a puppet ministry for churches.
Tim:Like, he was really good about building these puppets, and we'd go to these shows with him, help him out and do the shows with the puppets. So we went with one of our, I don't know if it was a group leader for missions or whatever. And we went on this van ride out to Missouri, and then we were gonna perform at this church for these little kids doing, like, two or three shows. And we're gonna be there, like, you know, two, three days or whatever. Mhmm.
Tim:So we get there, and we're staying in, like, in this missionary type camp that we're in these crazy cabins and stuff. It has nothing to do with the the story, but just kinda set the scene. There was no it was kinda like an off season, so there wasn't a lot of people there. Sure. It got dark really early that part of the season when we were there.
Tim:So but, like, the lady who was, like, I don't know if you wanna say, like, the caretaker of the whole thing, she actually had a real house. And it was a big house, and she had her boys there who were about our age. And we were over there for dinner one night. I don't know. We're eating pizza or whatever, and we hear this, like, screaming sound in the distance, and we're like you know?
Tim:Me and my friends are like, what the heck is that? They're like, oh, it's it's probably an animal that's trapped in a fence or something. We need to go rescue it. I'm like, what? They're like, no.
Tim:Come on. Come along with us. So they take off, and they're running out into the middle of the middle of these woods in pitch black darkness. Nobody has a flashlight, and they're booking ahead of us, and we're behind. They're like, if you see and you hear that noise, it's usually like a trapped cougar.
Tim:We're like, what? It's a cougar trapped somewhere, and you have to let it you have to let it loose. But if it gets loose, you better run. We're like, what in God's name? So we never found it.
Tim:They took off in the middle of the woods. We're gone. We were just standing in a pitch black. I mean, have you ever been to a place where you're out in the real wilderness and you don't even see stars or anything, and it's just black? That's the way it was, and you kept hearing the screaming sounds.
Tim:It just seemed it sounded like some devil that was coming after you, some weird animal from a different dimension that scared you. Skin walker. Oh, the skin walkers, man, they're fast too. You ever seen the videos? The skid walker start chasing people.
Tim:They're like, you
Billy:know, in the past.
Tim:Yeah. Yeah. Mm-mm. We'll talk about that on a different episode about those kind of things. But yeah.
Tim:So we ended up just turning around and, like, sprinting in the dark back to the house, and I think we dodged the bull that day. They eventually came back. They're like, yeah. We couldn't find anything. I'm like, well, probably because you didn't have a flashlight.
Tim:And probably because you just left two random people who've never been here before, and you guys took off in the middle of the woods and left us for dead. Don't worry. It's a trapped cougar you have to let loose. Uh-huh. Nope.
Tim:I will never you would never hear the phrase, Tim Sawhook went and rescued a cougar from a
Billy:fence. It's
Tim:not happening. That's the way I end up dead, and they say that happened. I was murdered because I did not do that. Alright, Billy. We've come to the end of the road.
Tim:The final question. Are you ready for it? Let's do it. Let's do it. Alright.
Tim:Let's swipe our decks of cards here. Alright. So if you could live in any fictional world, what would it be? If you could live in any fictional world. So Okay.
Tim:When I hear a fictional world, I think of, like, movies because I'm a huge movie person. So Sure. In the series that I read and also watched all the movies was Harry Potter.
Billy:Oh.
Tim:And I think about the Harry Potter world and all the craziness that goes on with that. Like, I would love to see, like, all the stuff that people use magic for, the, like, really cool kind of fun stuff. Yeah. I don't necessarily wanna get involved in fighting some devil guy the rest of my life, or having any powers to kill anyone or anything like that. But just using the magic that they do and just how everything is so so unique in that world, how it's set up and stuff, I think that would be enough for which to check out all those things and maybe experience some of the, landmark type things that happened in the movies.
Tim:Like, go to those different kind of areas, but necessarily battle anybody, if that makes sense. Right. So I'm gonna be made do I get to go to Hogwarts and be one of the students?
Billy:Heck yeah. You do. That would be I mean, I would if I Yeah.
Tim:If I'm a sorting hat?
Billy:Yeah. Absolutely. Get sorted and get to that
Tim:was hat on right here. This is my sorting hat.
Billy:Gosh. It's where I wanna
Tim:go. Gryffindor.
Billy:I wanna go I wanna go to Hogwarts. God.
Tim:Are you you you joining Napoleon Dynamite with Harry Potter there? So that's my that's my thing. The whole world of Harry Potter, if you've read the books, how crazy rich they are and that, way to describe them and then the movies as well. I think that'd be helpful. A lot of different answers for this, but I I this is the first thing that popped up.
Billy:That's a great no. That's a great answer. Like, I I love that. Like, I would yes. I would love to go to the to the wizarding world of Harry Potter and that go live on, like, Diagon Alley, and that would be so cool.
Billy:That would be really cool. Now it's a great answer. And, like, you know, me thinking that, like, okay. My brain, first thing it wants to go to is, like, Star Wars. I love Star Wars, but then Oh, yeah.
Billy:I don't wanna live in a place that's in war. You know what I mean? Like, planets are getting blown up and Well, you
Tim:could take that part out of the world. Like, you like, for me and Harry Potter, we're not dueling with, like, dark wizards. We're just kinda in the world living.
Billy:I could just live in Naboo There you go. With, you know, just, the beautiful you know, where they were kinda like it was almost like Tuscany, or where were they? Like, like, Italy, like the Lake Como.
Tim:Oh, yeah. Yeah. You know?
Billy:That'd be nice, but it's all peace time. I guess, you're making the rules. Right?
Tim:Yeah. For sure. If you're making
Billy:the rules. World. And you you still get all the the space stuff, and you get to hang out with Jedis if you want to, but there's no drama. Yeah. In in this space
Tim:but if you like me Yeah. Go ahead. Sorry.
Billy:Oh, if you want a little adventure, you can have a little adventure. Right? Yeah. Play with lightsabers and
Tim:you know? Absolutely. You can start any drama you want. Sure. I guess.
Tim:Yeah. Let's do it. Maybe like mine, you could just visit, like, all the landmark things that you see from movies and go check out those areas.
Billy:Uh-huh.
Tim:I mean, it'd be nice to meet Grogu.
Billy:Yeah. Grogu and hang out with the Mandalorian. And I mean, there's
Tim:there's there's a lot of cannon in there that you could mess with and Yeah. Jump into this.
Billy:Alright. Yeah. I like it. Like, yeah. Let's do that.
Billy:I'm gonna hang out in the in the the land of Star Wars.
Tim:Yeah. That'd be cool. That's a good one too. So much history there.
Billy:Okay. I'm telling you.
Tim:Well, this has been fun. I hope you guys have liked our little question roulette, to keep you very excited and very entertained for this week. Billy, did you have fun?
Billy:I did. This is I love these type of like, you get to know a little bit more about us and just see how our brains work a little bit. So, I mean, it's always times. Yeah. Yeah.
Billy:It's it's it's fun. It's fun because you never know what's coming next on these type episodes. And so Yeah. Yeah. It's neat.
Tim:Well, Billy doesn't even know this yet, but we're gonna be rolling out some merch for our podcast. And there is an, a special code that gets you a discount, and it's beaver anus juice. And, I'm just kidding. None of that is real. Even though we will have some merch here soon, if you're interested.
Tim:But it and we but when we do do a discount code, it will be beaver anus juice. So keep that in mind going forward. I guess this is a bad time to say, hey. If you like the show, leave, sleeve, or if I start a written review on Apple Podcasts, which helps us reach more people. And what helps us reach more people is you.
Tim:Sure. If you're listening or watching out there, just suggest it to someone to try listening to. And help spread the word for the podcast, Billy. What do you Absolutely. Anything else you wanna add to that?
Tim:Where can you hit us up at?
Billy:You know, check out us on Facebook. We would love for you to join that community. Hit that follow button. You can follow us on TikTok right now and Instagram. We're we're on all the socials, all the everything podcast.
Billy:So, yeah, check us out. We'd love for your Yeah. Go ahead. Oh, just, yeah, just love for y'all to hang out.
Tim:And I wanna say to our audio only listeners, come check out it on YouTube. Yeah. You miss a lot, though, when you're not watching the the show. Even if you hop in and skip around a little bit, you get to kinda see the real feel of the the energy that's that's coming out in the auto. Yeah.
Tim:Like, the first time Billy revealed the beaver anus juice, my face was like, what? What? I I don't no. No. Not today.
Tim:Not today. But, hey, Hal, thanks again for joining us for another amazing episode of All to Everything podcast. We can't wait to see you next time, and I hope you guys have an amazing week. Bye, y'all.
