Nov 20-Twisted Reels, Richard Dawson, Joe Walsh, Bo Derek, Beatie Boys, Dierks Bentley, Josh Turner

0:20 Hi everyone, I am Jeff and welcome to History and Factoids about Today Today my co host, he is a filmmaking basically stud all the way from the original concept all the way to the finished film. Does it in all genres? Big time? AI guy. So Jeff, why don't you go to induce yourself? Hi everybody, I'm Jeff Bader and yeah, like Jeff said, over twenty years of video production, editing for TV and film, and I'm co founder of Twisted Reels Production, and we specialize in cinematic trailers, demo reels and yeah, concept development power by AI. You know, getting your ideas to come alfe, come to life, you know, is our specialty. Have you always been in that kind of field or did you start off somewhere else? You said twenty years?

1:04 Yeah, I mean ever since I was a kid, we got a family video camera from those JC Penny brand VHS camera and ever since, you know, early nineties, I've been making movies and stop motion with my toys and just constantly, you know, pushing the brown boundaries of what a kid could could make with a camera. So what do you do you have anything as specifically you like to do most or do you just kind of just take the whole genre as it is. Yeah, I love everything about it. You know, I'm a hands on guy, and you know, I want to see it through from from original you know, spark of an idea to storyboards to script. You know, I want to be on set and then you know, I edit everything I do, so kind of you know, wear all hats.

1:47 But I'm learning to delegate more. And I love directing. I think I love being behind the camera and directing actors. And then also, you know, Ai has just been blowing me away lately and just you know, things I can create just to get the idea out of my head. You know, it's it's it's hard sometimes as a creative person. You want to you know, get this this spark of an idea out, and it's just it just helps me, you know, in that way, use it as a tool to to create things that I normally couldn't. You guys really got something special going out there with Twisted Wheels Production that really good products. We'll have a link to it for all you guys later at the end of the show and all that. But we've had your partner Daphne on there, and then we had Davidy does your Drone work.

2:29 Yeah, yeah, it's amazing team. And you know, we just you know, pushing the envelope of what we can do as a small, you know, boutique cinematic you know, powerhouse basically with Drone, with Daphnese connections and producing and and her music talents, and it's just been a blast to to create with them. And uh, I can't wait to show you guys what we have on our new website. So when you were a kid, were you one of those av nerds? Oh? Yeah, one hundred percent. I was making movies and you know, all my final exams and things where I was like, you know, can I make this into a movie and share the class? And yeah, I was always the weird video guy.

3:12 So how hard has it been? I mean the technology has just been exploding quickly. How hard is it to keep up? It's really hard. Yeah, I mean I was looking today, you know some of these AI programs. It's just every day something new comes out. So you know, I'm constantly learning and seeing what's trending and following other filmmakers and editors and you know, what are you guys using? And yeah, it's just a constant evolution. So you guys do such quality work when you're can you actually just watch a film or do you just critique it the whole time where they should have done this and they should have done that. Yeah, yeah, I do. You know, I admired a lot of filmmakers and it's hard to just get wrapped up in a story and not be like, oh my god, that was such a good shot. You know how they set that dollar shot up? You know it Just it is tough because it's a lot of you know, backstage stuff I'm thinking about.

4:02 Alrighty, do you know what we're gonna celebrate today? No? Tell me? Okay, never knew where I came from. Just when hard combine, you. See, if time's got tough, man, I couldn't. They went to hell so I could do and the milk Mom and Da. These monies today is National Payback your Parents' Day. No, you don't have to cut him a check for three hundred and seventy five thousand dollars. That's what it is nowadays to raise a kid until they're eighteen, Sound about right? I got to myself and counting the days.

4:44 I guess if you have two you can kind of combine it down, so it's probably about two undred thousand a piece. Then I'm screwed. All right, We'll still give him cash. You know that'd be kind of tacky. Do something cool for your parents, you know, send him on a vacation that they've been putting off. Buy him something that they didn't buy when they were raising you, you know, just take them out to dinner. Just don't let dad pay, and just show them something to do your appreciation. You know what. You don't even have to spend any money on. You can just go to their house and do some chores or something around the house. Now, the best way we all know to pay back our parents, it's just basically show them how much love and appreciation we have for him. That's right, Love you guys, Love you Mom, Love you Dad. Yeah, checks in the mail. I don't know you anything, alright, This is going on in entertainment. I November twentieth. Let's be back here. Two thousand and five, Remember that Yeah Man at the number one album was late registation by Conray, Conway, Kanye.

5:38 I Can't Conway too twitty. Yes. Now, Conway and Jamie Fox had the number one song with Gold digger. From what I heard, she got a baby, my butt stuff. My best friend said she used to us out chill with. None of y'all say ya still love them. I ain't saying she you go, Sine someone broke. I ain't saying she you go Mashemus and window broke. Bro You damn girl go you damn You have no idea? How hardy just to find a clean version of that song? I think Jamie Fox, You think Jamie Fox still brags about hanging out with Kanye. I don't know, man, I don't know. Maybe not so much anymore.

6:18 Keith Urban had the number one country song with Better Life. Not going to be the one. Good Loves Go, sh damn the one so read. The number one book was a Feast for Crows by Jeorge R. R. Martin. The top movie was Harry Potter and God Blets a Fire. Now Harry, he's competing in a dangerous tournament between rival schools, and he's also having nightmares along the way. Stars Daniel Rack left Emma Watson and Rubert Gent nineteen fifty five if with only one year left on his record contract. Son Record's owner. His name is Sam Phillips. He went ahead and sold Elvis Presley's record contract RCA for thirty five thousand dollars. Yeah, Sam knew Elvis wasn't going to be able to resign with him. He was too big. So Sam he took that thirty five thousand dollars and invested in a new hotel chain. It's called Holiday Inn. Pretty good investment.

7:20 I've heard of it. You like the who? Oh Yeah? Nineteen seventy three The Who, they were playing a concert in San Francisco. Well, during the concert, third drummer, Keith Moon, he just passed out right on stage, right on his drum kit. He was out cold. So Pete Townsend he grabbed the microphone. The guys were kind of looking at each other. He walked to the front of the stage and said, hey, anybody out there know how to play drums? Well, nineteen year old Scott helping He said, I can do her. He went on stage and finished the concert for Keith. Now, after the show, they asked Keith about it. He Keith said, oh, I did, It was a jet lag. Then they found out that he had actually taken a couple of hort sewers trink gwisers before the show. That'll do it. That kid's a legend, that's pretty, that's got had somebody would a signive, won't you? Okay, so we've talked a little bit about AI. So when that really started coming, did you jump in right at the beginning or did you get caught up and have to get pulled back into it?

8:12 No? Pretty early on, I was, I was the early adaptor. I was on you know, wait lists for it because I just, you know, as a creative person, it's just amazing to be able to have access to that and and get ideas out and I was, I was excited right away. What was it pretty easy for you to actually switch over from what you were doing to AI? Yeah? I mean, you know, filmmaking, and it's basically, you know, an animated storyboard, you know, before you get out onto the set or you know, nowadays it's do you need to go to the set? You know? Is the question. So it's exciting and it's and it's cool to see it avolve and grow and become more accessible. Now there is some concern out there, and I've heard something they said they need to put watermarks or something some way to identify so that people know they're actually walk watching AI. What do you feel about that?

9:02 Yeah, yeah, I mean I've become pretty good at telling it, you know, AI from real and but it's getting harder, you know. I usually I use the extra limbs as a guide, you know, are they blinking at the exact wrong time? Are there no pores in the skin? If there's text, you know, it doesn't do text very well. So there's things you can you can pinpoint, you know, some things, but a watermark, you know, I don't know. I just read that the Academy Awards are opening up to films with AI as you know, eligible for oscars. So the film world is definitely adapting, and I think it's just gonna be you know, there's no fighting it.

9:47 It's just it is what it is, and we have to figure out how to use it. Yeah. So that, yeah, it doesn't it doesn't use us. Yeah. I think the main concern though, isn't the quality of the product. I think the main concern is how many jobs is it going to take? Yeah, I mean it's definitely, you know, it's it's tough. It's tough to you know, man, I don't know how to word this. Yeah, I mean that's a scary thing, you know, to think of it taking jobs, and you know, I think you just have to adapt and figure out how to keep your job and and learn AI and and make it work for you. You know, like you said, the Academy A Wars are going to celebrate it and that kind of Right now, it's still a skill. I mean, you still have to be able to do it. So there's still human hands, you know, manipulating things, you know, and and you know the things that I output in AI, I'm still bringing into after effects and doing touch ups, and you know, there's there's a lot of human skill that goes into it. It's not just you know, make a guy walk across you know, there's a lot that goes into it to make it consistent between shots and make it the same location, make it so that he doesn't you know, change into a dog suddenly for some reason. Yeah, so there's a lot that goes into it.

11:00 Another thing, as a filmmaker, you spent a lot of time just sit they're in the editing room. That's got to be nice when you can have something cut that time down. Ah man, it's amazing. Yeah, you get your life back. Basically, it's if you can use it to your advantage. Then I think you're going to do really well. All right, let's see what happened on November the twentieth, seventeen eighty nine, New Jersey. They began the first state to ratify the Bill of the Rights, that's the first ten amendments to the United States Constitution. Do you know the real story behind the book, Moby Dick, No, I don't. That happened today in eighteen twenty a huge sperm whale it attacked and sank a US whaling ship that was called the Essex. Now they were a couple thousand miles off of South America in the South Pacific. When there's whale, it just ram the ship twice, shattered the bow. So as the ship sank, the whale it just swam off.

11:48 And it was a white whale, and they are white sperm whale. They're kind of rare. But so that wouldn't a lie. Now, there were twenty men on that ship, so they had to cram into three little lifeboats. Of course, they didn't have any food or water or anything, resorting to cannibalism, so only eight of the twenty actually survived. So they were rescued by another whaling ship at the end of February, so middle of November till. That's a long time to be floating around on a couple of tiny moat. That's cold water too. In nineteen fourteen, the United States Department they started requiring photographs for passports. That's helpful. Are you an observant driver? I try to be. I try to be now. Before today, in nineteen twenty three, traffic signals they only had that stop and go. Yeah, just the red and the green lights. So you think you can kind of figure out what kind of chaos that would create.

12:34 A lot of wrecks. I'm sure, right, I. Mean, I think we've all been driven in they haven't been paying attention. Thought the light just went straight to red or something. Yeah, well, you know today in nineteen twenty three, Garrett Morgan created a traffic light with a caution, a yellow light, and what do you know? It helped out, you know, But how observant are you? Jeff? What color is on top of the traffic light? Not very observant. But I'm just gonna go how many it goes red, yellow, green? And if it's horizontal, it's red's on the left, and that standard because people with color blindness. You know, red and green to them could be the same color. That's true, that makes sense. And you know, speaking of seeing red today. In nineteen forty five, German city of Nuremberg was under US control after World War Two and the Nomburg Nuremberg Trial shit the Nuremberg War trials began today. Twenty two Nazi leaders stood trial for war crimes and the judges at the trial were from all countries that fought against Germany, so you know they wanted it to look impartial.

13:37 Good job. And then if you walk the runway up to nineteen seventy, Jennifer Hostin became the first black woman and the first person from Granada to win the Miss World pageant. To win Miss World pageant, but she couldn't really celebrate. As soon as it was announced, women from the Women's Liberation Movement started a riot and all held broke loose. And since Jennifer one, you know, she was escorted backstage and to safety, but the other ladies on stage they had to fend for themselves. It's crazy. I know this is going to sound sexist, but you know those other women were ugly. They didn't win, that's right, they're not miss world. But maybe it's because they went to McDonald's a bit too much.

14:24 You know, in nineteen eighty four, McDonald's Mckeydee's sold its fiftieth billion hamburger. And how do we know? It's because all McDonald restaurants had those signs telling us how many millions or billions they had sold. And they stopped doing that around nineteen ninety three because they hit ninety nine billion. I guess they ran out of room on the sign. That's a lot of burgers. Yeah, it add Also, in nineteen eighty four, SETI Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence. It was feign today. You know, with all those billions of dollars they've spent, do you know what they found? What? Nothing? The thing? Say a space nerd? I love space. Yeah, it was nineteen ninety eight the first module for the International Space Station was actually launched into space. Now, I'm guessing that first module it had to be the toilet section because the porta potty is always the first thing to go in at every construction site, so makes sense, that's my guess. I don't know for sure. So if you're bragging about your twisted reels, what would you probably bag about what do you got going on the most right now?

15:26 We got a couple series that we're pitching. We have Myhunted Manners going to Amazon. Uh, that's exciting. So we're kind of reconfiguring our YouTube series to be a six part Amazon kind of docu series, So that's very exciting. But launching the new Twisted Reels Productions dot com site showcasing all of our trailers and reels and concept development everything. Our whole look book is on there, and yeah, we're getting in front of some big names this week and pitching some ideas. So we're really excited. But you know, filmmakers out there, people who have you know, films and shorts.

16:08 If you guys need a trailer, you know, let's let's get it twisted. Yeah, definitely did so do most do you guys? I mean obviously do the trailers and stuff, but for the initial film and all that kind of stuff, do you guys do it your own start to finish or do you collaborate? Yeah? We can. I've on my own and manner. I was director of photography. I've directed and filmed a couple feature independent feature films, short films, commercials, so you know, I can do all the filming, but we can take it from yeah, just an idea to finish product. So it's my hunted Manor. Is it true real life? It's real? Yeah, Yeah, nothing that's faked on there because it's all real people that come through there, and you know, it's just guests that have booked the night that to investigate and there's cameras set up twenty four to seven, so anything that they experience we just kind of in real time react to, try and debunk and a lot of times it's just wild stuff that we can't explain.

17:06 So it's definitely a cool show. It's a great background history of the location in Columbia, PA. And yeah, definitely check it out. It's on YouTube right now, My hon and man Or USA. So how do you get into Netflix? Get into Netflix? You just pitch ideas, You just uh, you know, LinkedIn is a great uh way to network and get connections, and you know, somebody's got to come up with these ideas and someone has to get you know, these shows created, and you know, why not us? Why not you? You know, if it's that's what you're to just shoot for the stars and then work your way down until you get a yes. Did you ever have any desire to be in front of the camera. Yeah, I've done. Uh, I was in plays and I've acted in a few films, and I love it. I love acting. I love you know, everything about filmmaking. So yeah, I'll hit record and then jump in front of the screen the act. You know, I'll act, I'll I'll do whatever.

18:00 I love it. Like I said, you're just kind of the movie stud, aren't you. You can not only come up with the idea, you'll act in it, write it, produce it. Yeah, direct it exactly. All right. Let's see as a mother actors, Let's see who was born on November the twentieth Where were moving? Actor Franklin Cover. He was born in Cleveland, Ohio, in nineteen twenty eight.

18:42 He's best known for playing Tom Willis. He was the white guy on the TV show The Jefferson's Now Roxy. Roxy Roker played his wife Now. They were the first interracial couple on TV black white, the first interracial couple. They weren't considered it. It was uh, Lucille balland dizzieron Is act in the fifties. Yeah, but people don't really because Desi is Hispanic. Well, Cuban. But back until the nineteen seventies, Hispanic wasn't even uninformed. He couldn't even check it. And it wasn't until the nineteen eighty census that you could actually check that you were Hispanic otherwise that you were white. Did you know that, Ricky? You know what, frank Franklin, if you've all seen The Jeffersons, I'm thinking, at least right here or something like that, he actually did Shakespeare before he did the Jeffersons. M No way, Yeah, I can't see him out there being a fellow or anything, but okay. He married in nineteen sixty five and they had a son and a daughter, Franklin. He died in two thousand and six at seventy seven years old from a heart condition. Actor, comedian, game show host Richard Dawson.

19:43 He was born in Gospart, England in nineteen thirty two. When he came to the United States, he got really known for the TV show Hogan's Heroes. Then he was the most did they still have a match game nowadays? Match game? Or he was on? Was he match Game? Or yeah? The original guy. He was like the most famous analyst on there. So whenever anybody in match game would have to like try and match with the celebrity contestant. They always picked him because he was the best of the game. He was a pro. So he was so popular on Matchkain, they just gained his own game show. It was called Family Feud. Yeah, he was the original host, did it for two, three and thirty four episodes. Kissed over twenty thousand women on it. Wow. I was about to ask, that's a lot of kisses. I know the younger people don't realize. Yeah, he kissed every woman who came on that show. Now, Steve Harvey, he has actually kissed one woman. He's been on there, and he was actually on there longer than Richard. And the person that Harvey kissed, he kissed her on the hand.

20:34 If you watch the video of it, it's pretty funny. It was a lady. She came on there and she he was like, well, Richard kissed everybody, and Harvey's like going, yeah, well I'm not Richard, and this is the time and all that kind of stuff, And. He kissed everybody, whether they liked it or not. And so she got Harvey to kiss him on her hand. So he kissed her on the hand, but a gentleman, and he said something you can barely hear, but then he just bursts out laughing or something. What she had said is something like, I thought you were working your way in my wrist, and he thought. She said you were working your way in my breast. It's actually a pretty funny clip if you want to go find it. Richard. He had two children from his first wife. His second wife was one of those twenty thousand womeny kiss, Yeah you met her own family feud. Yeah, she has a contestant on the show. They got married nineteen ninety one and actually had a daughter now. Richard. His final acting role was his best. He played Killian in the movie running Man.

21:25 Oh yeah, the running manmaking Now I heard I saw an ad for that too. Yeah, And I still think Running Man was better than those Hunger Games movies. And I don't care what they say. The game running Man, Yeah, that's classic. Those Hunger Games. That girl who wrote it, she just copied that off a running Man pretty. Much basically, Yeah, running Man Junior Richard. He died in twenty twelve at seventy nine years old from the sophocal cancer.

22:12 Singer guitarist Joe Wallash. You can't not recognize that voice is seventy eight today. Born in Wichita, Kansas, nineteen forty seven. He started out in the Jeams Gang, and in nineteen seventy five he was asked to join the Eagles. He pretty much just played guitar. When the Eagles broke up nineteen eighty, Joe decided he wanted to sing. And when solo hit Big Rocky Mountain Way, Life's been Good All Night Long, Life of Illusion, It's just some of his solo hits. When the Eagles got back together in nineteen ninety four, Joe, you know, he's been there ever since. Do you like Eagles? Jeff, Yeah, I do. Yeah, you know, it's California Eagles. They were kind of like they're kind of in that genre where rock hard rock country they all come together with the Eagles.

22:57 Yeah, they kind of do. And from the end of January to end of March, the Eagles, you know, they're gonna be playing a bunch of shows with the Sphere in Las Vegas, so they're still jamming out. Man. I'd like to check that out and that'd be awesome. I mean, it looks like a pretty incredible show, especially with those guys and now they're different kinds of you know, they did their solo stuff too. I'm betting. Yeah, I'm sure. I'm sure it'd be an amazing show. Joe, I don't know if you know. He had one child from his second wife, one child from his third wife, two children from his fourth wife. Married his fifth wife in two thousand and eight, and she's Marjorie Bach Ringo, Starr's sister in law. And I know Stevie Nicks is mixed up in there somewhere. Yeah, they had quite the I don't think Stevie liked to put the ring on though.

23:41 No, no ring. She didn't want to put a ring on it. But speaking of a perfect ten actress Bo Derek is sixty nine today, born in Long Beach, California, in nineteen fifty six, and she was born Mary Collins. Bo got famous for the movie Ten, then Tarzan, the Eight Man, Tommy Boy Love, Tommy Boy, Malibus Most Wanted. When she was sixteen, she started dating forty six year old movie director John Derek, and John was married to actress Linda Evans at the time. He divorced Linda and moved to Germany with Bo and he couldn't get arrested for statutory rape in Germany. So yeah, good guy. Yeah.

24:21 When Bow turned eighteen, they moved back to the United States and married. They were twenty two years when John died in nineteen eighty eight. Married twenty two years. That's good. A little young there, but it worked. I guess. Su twenty twenty, Bow married actor John Corbett. So's she's still around sixty nine. She looks amazing. She does, she looks. She looks really good. She's still a ten actress. Sean Young. She was born in Louisville, Kentucky, in nineteen fifty nine. She's sixty six. Her first big movie with Stripes. That's one of my all time favorites. I think, even though I was a little kid when it came out, I love Stripes. Yeah. Then she went to sci fi as She went into a blade Runner and then Fatal Instinct Ace Finz, You're a pet Detective. She got married, and she got married in nineteen ninety. They had two sons. Then they divorced in two thousand and two. I guess they couldn't find anybody better, so they got remarried in twenty eleven.

25:30 You gotta fight. You're right, you like the Beastie Boys. I love the Beastie Boys. Man. I was a beastie boy. Mike Diamond, you can just call him Mike d He was born in New York City in nineteen sixty five, sixty years old to day, now him ad Rock NCA. They formed the Beastie Boys in nineteen eighty one. Now before that, they were actually in a punk band. They called themselves Younger rib Wrong young a ribbon haber Reginese. I can't say that. It's a mouthful. Yeah, it's too many vowels together there. That's how they started. Then they went wrap in nineteen eighty one. Brass Monkey, Fight for your Right to Party, Intergalactic to check it out.

26:12 That's some of their heads. Now when Adam Yack, who was MCA when he died in twenty twelve, Yeah, they just called her quiz. They didn't want to go on without Adam as being a beastie boy. They didn't want to replace him. Now, Drummond Diamond, he got married in nineteen ninety three and they have a son and a daughter, but they're currently separated. Put that across my mind a little too, because I was singing a little mon tanged out, sitting right there in the middle, bounding singing, man just got again. I was feeling.

26:52 There was I thinking. That's the first song Dirk's Bentley released back in two thousand and three, and it went up to number one, Good Way to Start. Yeah. Dirks is fifty today, born in Phoenix, nineteen seventy five, and Dirks is actually his middle name. It was his great grandmother's maiden name. His first real name is is actually Frederick. And some of his eighteen you know, number one songs Sideways, Drunk on a Plane, somewhere on the beach, burning Man beers on Me. You know. Uh. He's also known as a country parody band. You know, he's hot Country Nights. So he does some like comedy songs too, and he goes by Douglas, Doug douglasson he is the lead singer. You know that's a different name.

27:35 You know it's parody then. Yeah, And Dirk's married in two thousand and five and they have two daughters and a son. Douglas was in the second three. One hundred fifteen channels have nothing to bad News, will. In MADWAYO is Gone Way. Why don't we just say that's country singer Josh Turner, and he's forty eight today, born in Hannah, South Carolina, nineteen seventy seven. Some of his number one songs your man all over Me? Would you go without Me? Or would you go with me? Why don't we just dance?

28:19 He's going out on tour December third. If you want to catch Josh, that'd be a great show. He married Jennifer in two thousand and three. They have four sons. When Josh is out on tour, Jennifer plays the keyboard and sings back up, so it's a whole family thing. So what what kind of music do you like? The Moss? I was in a cover band for a while, classic rock and oldies, and I played keyboard and sing, so I definitely relate to that. It's awesome. That's why I gave you the country artist. You knew I was stretching you there, No, I love it. That's great. It's gonna be a fun show any of those. Do you guys actually have a new website coming out or is it? Yeah? It's Twisted Real Productions dot Com and it shows all of our samples of work, our reels, a little bit about us, and just you know, how you can get in touch with us and you know, let's make something happen. Make some If you have an idea for a concept for a show, you know, you need some visuals behind it. You know, everybody wants to know, you know, let me see it, Let me see what you have.

29:18 You know, if you don't have anything, that's where we come in and we can you know, take your idea and make it a visual. Make it a short film, you know, an animated cinematic reel that you can you know, use to pitch your products and services. So uh Twisted Reels Productions dot com and check us out. Yeah. And I'm not just saying this because you're sitting there. When you guys go on there and look at that Squister reels, their quality is it's basically second or none. I mean, it's top of the line quality. You can't get better. And that I mean, I think I've told you that before, but man, it's really impressive watching what you guys do out there. Thank you, Jeff, I really appreciate that. I'm on Instagram too. You can check me out at Jeff Better Twisted and you see lots of behind the scenes stuff from my hunted manner and just kind of a little bit behind the scenes of what we're doing here Twisted Reels.

30:03 Alrighty. Our quote of the day. It comes from guy who wrote the book Warren Peace, Leo Tolstoy. Did you ever read that whole thing? Oh? Yeah, I got the audio tape. Helps you when you can't sleep, huh. Leo. He died to day in nineteen ten at eighty two years old. He says, everybody thinks about changing the world, but nobody thinks about changing themselves. That's pretty deep for Leo. I like that. All right, Well, thank you all for listening today, and thank you very much Jeff for being with it. Then it's been a good time. Thanks Jeff, it was a pleasure man anytime. And sure you follow us and make sure you check out today's show description. That'll give you all the links so you can follow Jeff on Instagram and you definitely want to go check out Twisted Reels our country underground radio artists the Day. It comes from Tucker down there in Baton Rouge. He wants to hear Shane on one song all the beer in Alabama. You guys have an awesome day, and we'll talk tomorrow.

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