Go over the empty decrypts, it's the adjustments. So, here's your jam. Go over the farm in Hollywood. Kill that right now.
What's new with you? Hi, Zio, hi, hi, whoa, whoa, whoa. Say, ass, ass, ass, ass, ass. I show my penis, I show my penis.
Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. I show my penis. Start talking to breakdown.
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With a demon sound like- We're hearing what the demon sounds like- No, no I didn't... No, no I didn't mean- That was- That was a par What goin' off the rails, on a crazy train? origin Crazy Crazy Train A crazy crazy train That's what this episode is today Thanks AdriQ Nova Toohey, my friend PutEEP A little taste A little- A little full sample of what's about to come your way today Who's the guest today, Jeremiah? Might be asking yourself.
Might be asking me. Maybe you might be asking somebody. I don't know who you're asking, but you might be asking somebody. Steve Lee's our guest today.
That's right. Steve Lee, he's a musician. He has an awesome band named Meng Chi with David Cho. Former comedian, I've been friends with his brother, Bobby Lee, for years.
He has this great podcast called The Stevie Weebie Show, and so much more. We're gonna get into that very soon. But I kind of, a little bit of a bizarre week, guys. I don't know if you listen to Kill Tony this week, but I got a Brazilian wax.
Bam, bam, bam, bam, bam, bam. What, Jeremiah? What did, uh, what, huh? What did you just utter out of your face?
You boy got a Brazilian wax earlier this week. And guess what? One of the most painful things I've ever had done to me in my life at moments. Whenever the Brazilian wax was going on, it was equally painful to whenever I broke my arm a couple months ago.
I'm not even kidding. I'm not exaggerating. It was so devastatingly painful in moments. So here's why I did it though.
A few weeks ago, if you are caught up on Kill Tony, if not, I guess I'll hear a little bit of a spoiler alert. A few weeks ago, we were the Red Hot Chili Peppers. We committed different characters every week on Kill Tony, and we were the Red Hot Chili Peppers, and I happened to be Anthony Quiddis. And we did the famous cocksock thing, where we came out and nothing but socks over our weiners.
So I had been growing my pubes out for season three, rose battle. I had a pretty decent size bush, right? The pubes, I guess, got us banned from YouTube. I guess it looked too pornographic or too many people flagged it or something.
So basically Tony was like, yo, you need to get a wax. Almost like the pay for getting us banned on YouTube. I was like, yeah, all right, I'll do that. And it was more of my idea to get it waxed than Tony's.
But after he said it, he said it on one of the ups, he was like a week later, after we got reinstalled on YouTube and everything, he's like, you should get a wax. And I was like, I don't care, I'll do it. He's like, what? And then we set it up, Laura Santa Cruz, shout out to her.
She and another one of her assistants, their professional waxers, and she also has to be a comic. She did the job. She did the duty, her and her associate came and gave me a full brazilian wax. And now your boy is smooth.
So fresh and so clean, ain't nobody. Just so fresh and so fresh and so fresh and so fresh. That's what I do when I get out of shower now. I'm like, who is this wet seal in front of the mirror?
What is going on? Oh my goodness. It's pretty weird, actually. It's a good look.
I dig it. I don't know if I'll ever do it again, but we got a lot of good chuckles and a lot of people sent me messages that seeing me get waxed as Anthony Quitas on this most recent episode. So I came back out to pay the debt as Anthony Quitas. And I got a wax and stayed in character the whole time.
So shout out to the Red Hot Chili Peppers. Tell me, baby. And it was fun. It was a very odd, weird experience.
I was on the keto diet for a couple weeks. My wife wanted to do that. And I was like, yeah, I'll deal with you. It's hard, man.
If you know what the keto is, man, it's like a lot of meats, cheeses, low carb diet. But we ended it on Sunday, two weeks strong, baby. And then I had donuts today. I was like, yeah, this is where Jeremiah is supposed to be at, you know, donuts and sugar and stuff.
But I did sign up for a gym, guys. I've never been a member at a gym before. Kind of crazy. I don't know.
So it was kind of a bizarre week. I was kind of all over the place. I got a brazilian wax. I ended a diet that I was on, but I also signed up for a gym.
Played basketball for the first time in months since I broke my arm. And your boy was bad. I did not make many shots. I played some good deal though.
So you know, you got to grind where you can, but I need to start playing more because I do. Love me some Balen Sesto. Sponsors of the show, Bronx Born Pizza at Bronx Born Pizza. And then Speedweed at Speedweed on Twitter.
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So I asked for all you people out there who smoke that green apple, very close to that young yellow hit off a geno at Speedweed. Do I sound a little cracked out during this intro? I feel a little like a, I'm a little, maybe it's because I've had sugar for the first time in two weeks. I'm a little bit amped.
Or maybe it's because I'm recording this intro earlier. I usually record it late in the evening, but it's a little bit earlier in the evening. So I think I have a little bit more energy. I'm not as wound down.
But I'm looking for some new sponsors, guys. Email your boy, Jeremiah Watkins at gmail.com. If you'd like to sponsor the show or figure out some kind of, if you got some materials or supplies that you're like, man, Jeremiah could use that. Man, I'll trade some ad space for some dope clothing or something.
I don't know. What you got, man? Let's figure this out. Let's be a good old team together.
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Your kindness challenge letters, please keep sending those. And guess who you want me to try and get, et cetera, et cetera. But this week's kindness challenge. Let's get into this.
Pretty freaking cool. Because I shared a kindness challenge on last week's episode with our buddy, Kishore. And he said that he tried to do a kindness challenge. It didn't go too well for him because the lady turned him down for help.
And he was trying to help her with her baby stroller. So four days later, after he and I had interacted, I get a completely different letter from a girl in northern England. And her story also has to do with a baby stroller, which is kind of odd. By the way, a baby stroller is called a pram in Europe.
I forgot to say that on last week's letter. So that's what the guy was trying to help the woman with. So I don't know what this girl looks like. This letter.
I don't know what she sounds like. I'm clued in a little bit because she said she's from northern England in the letter. So I started to wonder, what if I read this kind of challenge letter to you, the audience? And you guys got to hear what I think she sounds like.
The song that you're about to hear is from Steve Lee and his band Mong Chi and a song. It's called Subaka. Hey Jeremiah. I just thought I'd drop you a little line to first tell you how much I love the kindness challenge.
It really makes me actually think about how I can be better every week. And I'm sure I'm not alone. You're projecting out a huge web of kindness and then turn your listeners or sending up their own creeping and network that spreads knows how far. I'm in Newcastle one time, northern England.
So my little kindness offering this week was as follows. I was headed to teacher class and passed by a lady, pulling her pram up this really long set of curved stairs leading to a bridge. The stairs are pretty shallow, but I could see she was trying not to wake a baby so every bump had to be so slow and it would take her forever. At first, in my own little world, headphones in, missioning along, I just walked by her getting a little way down the road that I thought, hang on, what am I doing?
I can't leave her to do that. I ran back up. And simply took hold of the bottom of pram and helped her carried up to the flat of the bridge, a super small act of kindness. Basically nothing but she appreciated it.
And told me she actually does that same set of stairs every day with her pram. And normally people just walk by, which I had done initially. She was surprised by the fact that I'd ran back and thanked me a lot, even though it was such a teen thing for me to do. I love the idea of something so, so small, planting a little shiny seed of warmth in someone else which they can carry forward through their day.
Maybe pay it forward to someone else and so forth. It's the best. So thank you for planting this kind of seed in my brain, Jeremiah. It's a great reminder and it makes me actively seek out situations, or actually maybe even just open my eyes more to them.
Anyway, big love from Newcastle. Keep doing what you're doing. It makes people super happy. Your girl, Rosie.
Keep my honey badger. Thank you, Rosie, so much for writing on the show. I love that letter. See, Kishor, you went some, you lose some badly.
You wanted the help with her baby carriage. I find it very odd and kind of awesome that I got two letters about baby carriage back to back weeks, which is pretty great. But most people appreciate the help. And keep on keeping on.
Thank you, Rosie. That was very cool. I appreciate that letter. See, a little bit of kindness goes a long way, guys.
And I challenge you to do something nice every week for somebody who is either a stranger or somebody who that you know. Just something kind, something random. That's my challenge for me to you. And it's making me a better person as well.
And that's always playing in the back of my mind as well. While I read these tour dates, I'm going to play one more song from Stevie and his band, Munchy, called The Best. The Best. Somebody best.
Over the next couple of months, here are some of the places that I will be. You can check them out online, follow me on social media at Jeremiah's Stand Up for the Further Details. But if you hear your city, yo, I'm going to be there. Detroit.
And surrounding Michigan areas, kill Tony and stand up shows from the crew. Going to be doing that actually later this week. Toronto, the following week for just for laughs. JFL.
San Francisco. We're doing Kiltonia up there. Kiltonia at Cobs. Connecticut.
I'm doing a weekend with Tony Hinchcliffe coming up. Arizona. I'm doing stand up in the comedy jam. Josh Ademires at the ATC All Things Comedy Festival.
I think that's in Phoenix or somewhere around there. New York. I'll be doing some stand up in the comedy jam. That's in November.
And then Boston as well. We're doing Kiltonia there as well as Texas. We're doing some Kiltonia and stand up shows coming up. That's all within the next couple of months.
The main show that I want you to check out though, is the first one we released in Los Angeles. It's Tuesday, October 23rd. Stand up on the spot. We are doing our first live podcast recording at the Comedy Store.
That's going to be a very special night. It's Tuesday, October 23rd. Artio, part of the lineup. Ryan Sickler.
Moshe Cashier. Brian Redban. Tony Hinchcliffe. Jeremiah Watkins.
I'll work on adding a couple more awesome comics to that amazing lineup. So you can hear stand up on the spot as a podcast. People keep asking about it. I'll throw it in the speed as an upcoming episode.
That's it guys. Let's get in this episode pretty quick. I do want to thank somebody who has been killing it on the audio and video for the show the last few weeks. That's my boy, Gage Tirina.
at Gage tiering this G-A-G-E-T-I-J-E-R-I-N-A. Thank you very much, brother. Really appreciate it. Helping me out a freaking ton.
I love this episode and I love Steve Lee. We had a freaking blast on the show and this one gets crazy pretty freaking real quick, which you know, you'll be always appreciated when it gets a little funky, a little weird, a little strange. So without further ado, please welcome Steve Lee, Stevie Weebie, to Jeremiah Wonders. It's called Jeremiah Wonders.
Yep. Okay. Jeremiah Wonders. Yeah, and it's filming right now.
We're on right now. Hey, what's happening dude? Hi. Just organically getting into this.
Just having to be around the streets. Right? And I'm here. You walked here.
I really did. That's not even a joke. I walked here. I live near 7-11.
I told you that. Yeah. Yeah. So it's good.
Thank you for having me. Yeah. Thanks for having me. I always like to.
I always like to. With my short run in the comedy circuit of the open mics. I commend you comedians for what you do. Yeah.
It's a tough racket out there. Yeah. And yeah. Nothing but respect.
I remember one night that your brother Bobby, he was actually running late one night at a comedy store. And you were in the back of the original room watching the show, like waiting for him to go up. But they put me up instead. Yeah, you did great.
I like, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I liked your energy. And it was spontaneous. And you did a good job.
Thank you. I'm a fan of comedy. And I got it. There's an old movie called Hollywood Shuffle with Robert Townsend.
And I think the Wayne's brothers are in it. And that's, have you seen that movie break? Oh, it's so good. And that kind of got me into it.
And then watching Eddie Murphy's special stuff. Yeah. Yeah. Was that early influence on you?
Well, I do music now. But yeah, I'm influenced by so many other things too. I mean, but I told you I just watched that. Robin Williams documentary.
Oh man. And I did it on a whim. Like I just you just having to throw it off. Yeah, I just it was on the main feed on HBO go.
Yeah. And have you seen a price? I already asked you. I'm sorry.
I didn't only got like three out four hours of sleep. Oh no, I'll get same here. Yeah, I'm just I'm barely. Yeah.
But I'm going to make it was we're going to do it. We're going to do we're going to do this. I did a I did a live Brazilian wax on stage last night at the comedy store. A wax.
You mean your pubes? I'm talking pubes. I'm talking balls. I'm talking.
Take a look. You want to see? Yeah. But don't get that close.
I regret it now because I saw the. You saw the base. Well, I saw some of the base of his penis. Yeah, you saw some of the base of his penis.
Yeah, it looks healthy down there, though. Hey, thanks. I mean, I didn't see I only saw like Bryce. I only saw the skin right here.
But then when there's a different angle like on top, I saw a little bit of his penis skin. No, it was soft. But it looked healthy. Yeah.
I mean, it looked like a good natural. I mean, it's good that it's not hard. Like that you're like coming to the right way. I'm like, oh, yeah.
Well, here's one point. Let's say that out. Yeah, seriously, dude, that would have affected me. What would have affected me?
I think that would have affected not only the rest of your life, but I think it would have affected the podcast, too. Yeah, I think, you know what, it might have gone viral, though. You never know. You just are vomiting on control.
Did you just have that one where that little Asian guy and then that guy gets hard in his and then he makes him do something with his penis? Right, Bryce? Yeah. OK.
Well, it didn't go there. I'd like to think that nobody is actually here, that you just keep looking off screen and saying like, what do you think, Bryce? And I'm like, dude, this guy's having a breakdown. Like, right, I show my penis.
He starts having a breakdown out of nowhere. What's going on? Well, just for the viewers and the listeners, our buddy Bryce is over here to my left. Do I stare this way?
Do I stare this way? You or do I stare this way? Here's where we go. Like, where was Klyle staring?
She was looking at me. And sometimes we would, like, look at the viewers. OK, gotcha. Gotcha.
This is kind of like a one-two, one-two. This is fun. This is fun. See, this is no problem.
By the way, can I do some coffee, too? Well, we're just, yeah. I'm sorry to ask for your permission, but. No, you don't feel free.
Yeah, yeah, I love it. Listen to you. Like you said, you're seeing me in socks right now? You're in sandals.
I said kicked off. I like your place, first of all. I like the simplicity of it. Yeah.
Where'd you get your couch? Living spaces. That's a damn good shape. It's a great, yeah.
I mean, you really, you know what I mean? Because it doesn't occupy that much space. Yeah, but it's got that L thing. Yeah.
And then where'd you get this beautiful rug? I don't ask my wife on this one. I've never bought a rug in my life. It's a pier in places that I live.
You know what I mean? I've never gone to a store. I don't think anyone would like that rug right there. They're expensive.
I think you kind of inherit them from other people. Yeah, and then the leather chair there. I inherited this from my buddy, Billy Patterson. Okay, shout out to Billy Patterson.
I don't know who Billy Patterson did. And then how'd you find this beautiful? I mean, we're not going to disclose the spot location. Yeah, yeah.
How'd you find this great? Well, an MTV grid to Steve Lee and Jeremiah Watkins. Yo, you're in a one bedroom apartment in Hollywood. And you're killing it right now.
What's new with you? I'm sorry. It puts me in comfort when I ask these questions. But how did you find this great location?
You know what? My wife and I were looking around a few years ago. And this one went up immediately. And we were like the second people to see it.
Somebody tried to swoop in underneath us. Oh, Craig's list or something? Just on the line. I forget where it was.
Just like one of the housing websites. Oh, that's a quick location. Yeah, it's in the mix. I mean, you're right here, dude.
Yeah, the store. I mean, the food choices. Yeah, I just walked down Sunset a lot. You go to Urban Ramen right around here?
Yeah. Yeah. Dude, that place is pretty good. It's pretty good.
I like it in the egg. Oh, yeah. Don't leave me hanging. Oh, no, I won't leave me hanging.
I was still in the moment that I had my eyes legitimately closed. And I was like, in my own world. And then I see that your fist was up. And I'm like, no, I don't leave you hanging.
I also do this too. I don't spit. Okay. You swallow?
He has for you audio listeners. He has a can. Is it school? It's grizzly.
I can't afford. This is the dollar cheaper. A dollar cheaper than school? Yeah, I love it.
I went to high school with a lot of people who dipped. Yeah, yeah, well, high school. It was a Blue Valley high school in Kansas. You're from Kansas?
Yeah. Get the hell out of here. You're from Kansas, man. Wow.
You're here, dude. Again, nobody is there. You're living the dream, dude. I'm so proud of you.
Thanks, man. You come a long way, haven't you? I mean, yeah, I mean, you're doing comedy for a living. Yeah.
No, no, I'm super grateful. No. You're so grateful, dude. You know, it's so funny.
It's like, I've only really had, like, over the years of knowing you through Bobby had, like, a few conversations, and it's really funny, like, certain flares of moments where you guys are extremely similar, and then other moments where you guys could not be more different. Yeah, my brother, like, right now- Shut up, Bobby. My brother is very, I guess you would call it alpha. Yeah.
And he has, like, if you want to compare it to, like, a Sith Lord, he's got, like, a Sith Lord quality where he could, you know what I mean? No, no, it's definitely like- Yeah, yeah, yeah. Don't- Did you want to open for me, dude? In La Brea?
Shut up, dude. Do this, right? Yeah, it's definitely that. I mean, imagine- Okay, so you've dealt with it.
Because you've opened for me. Yeah, because you've opened for years, I opened for it. But imagine growing up with that. Yeah.
Yeah. Whatever you just ask me, you're like, are you grateful? Like, I was like, oh, this is- Oh, that sound like Bob? Well, just in that flash.
Yeah. But like, just in that moment, like, are you great? Like, is- Do you know we grew up in Poway? No.
Yeah, we grew up in Poway, and shout out to Tom DeLong, I know, you know, because he went to my high school from my blink. Oh, yeah. Tom DeLong. So shout out to Poway and Tom.
But what I didn't know is I looked it up recently, Poway is a Native American region. You know, Cowboys and Indians type stuff. Yeah. Poway, Poway, right?
We lived in a haunted house. What? Yeah. You never told you?
Not that. You never- You never- You never got that. I mean, I'm sure you guys spent a lot of time at the Waffle Houses and all the countries. Oh, yeah, yeah.
You still made some wild stories, and I've told them some very personal things that I've even even shared on podcasts and stuff like that. But no, you didn't tell me that you guys grew up in a haunted house. Yeah, man. I've told it several times, but I've heard like I was like, I had, I guess the technical term is sleep paralysis.
I had like Bible verses all over my room. To keep out the spirits? Well, no, just I was just like kind of brainwashed. I was like going to church camps and stuff, you know, and then I went out sleeping and then I couldn't move.
I was in between sleeping and not sleeping and I was held down by a certain force and I heard whispers. Can I do it? I heard. I heard whispers.
I heard the whispers. I heard the words. Yeah. And so I could.
I like the way you looked at me there. Like this is like a horror, the horror segment. So I couldn't move and yeah, man, it was very frightening. You are in control.
How are you doing that one? It's a different filter on there. You have to have a look around. Guys, is anybody there?
Hello? Hello? Hey, this is Steve. Could you leave me alone?
Never. Did my brother bring this in? What was that? I've been trying to be a good boy.
I don't want to sacrifice anything to Satan. No, I'm scared. I'm sorry. This is so weird.
I'm sweating. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
I couldn't move and I was trying to scream out Jesus. But I was literally only getting out the J in the E. I was like, you know, it was basically basically, to make a long story short, we lived on an Indian burial ground with unsettled souls. And so when I finally went, give me a good one.
The whole room cleared. I like this. This is so fun. I feel like we're playing some kind of video games or something.
I know. It's like we're in a different world. So back to whence where we came. When the summer is near.
Steve, until the next time we meet. Rest in peace, triple X and not Miller. We have you now. No, no, I didn't mean that.
I respect, you know, rest in peace for real. They're talented young kids. Anyway, so my brother dealt with the same problem. And Jeremiah, you know how you got rid of the demons or the ghosts or whatever?
He jumped in the swimming pool. He just jumped in the pool. They were on them. Like little gremlins.
Oh, yeah. Is this a weird bride? Well, Bryce can't hear what we're hearing. There's a bunch of...
I mean, there's a bunch of... Dude, there's a bunch of filters. I think I'm off my rocker right now. I'm so sorry, Bryce.
It's so funny because... Because we must... Yeah, we're just like talking to our headphones on. We're hearing what the demons sound like.
And Bryce is looking at us like... He's like... This is the weirdest thing. You can see it on the couch.
I know you're watching the podcast, but you're not going to have to listen to it and watch it later after it's all produced. You see it on the couch? It's like a Friday. It's about an hour and a half.
Yeah. I think I might try the egg thing that Jeremiah was talking about. Erb and rockerometerometer sounds quite non-delicious. Oh no, no, no, you've referred the demons to Erb and Roman.
I don't know. It's the got a spicy miso ramen and a couple other varieties of stuff you can get. You can also get cold noodles. And...
This is fun. So this is what you mean. I mean, are we doing good banter? Dude, we're killing it.
Okay, good. You know what? Did I complete the story? Okay, so you jumped in the pool.
He jumped in the pool. Yeah, and then the demons got off his soul. Yeah. Okay.
So, wow. That's so weird that it took something like that to get that out of the way. To get the banter? I love this.
This is a very... What made you think of this particular format, Jeremiah? This is very interesting. Because this is really good, man.
Yeah, right. Because not just me, but it gets other participants off the fact that they're actually getting filmed. Well, I like it too because we're doing something that's like... You don't see this on other podcasts.
And I like what you're doing is because you're playing a lot. Some people are afraid of using the mic. I'm recording, though. That helps.
You're usually hearing your own voice and you're just playing around with different stuff. Oh, yeah. Because I'm recording an album right now. Can I plug it real quick?
Just click on the album. I'm just going to say I'm called Closhe of the Mirage. Can you do a little thing on there? Closhe of the Mirage?
The Closhe of the Mirage, LP, will be available at StevieWeebiBancamp.com. That's ST. Double E. STW.
B-W-E. D-W-E. W-W-E. W-W-E.
D-W-E. D-W-E. B-W-E. D-W-E.
Dot Bandcamp dot com. And several months. That was great. What do you think about that commercial?
That was a fantastic commercial. Wow. Yeah, that is. So the thing is the only thing, you know how to, I don't know the potential and the different possibilities in this.
What is this thing called, by the way, is that a box? Everybody asked about this. DC Helicon voice live touch to hello. I am here and I do not sound like myself.
I sound like a Caucasian man that could live anywhere in middle America. Hi, white guy. It looks like a white guy has patched into the show. It's a middle America white guy.
Oh, that was my favorite effect. Go get it. Please get it. Hello.
I'm very white. And I just get it. It's called. Oh, I think.
Oh, do you talk? Hi, I'm back. Oh, I'm so sorry. No, so unfortunate.
Yeah. Yeah, I just sorry. You got you got this. You can pass right in.
I work at a law firm. I'm not a lawyer. I was secretary and it says your name is Keith on the other name is Keith. Jeringson Keith.
Jeringson. Okay. Great. With a J.
Not not Harrington or anything. Keith Jerington. Yeah, Jerington. Yeah.
Double ours. Oh, and oh, and now Keith. Yeah. What kind of you always said on my my color ID whenever you passion show was white guy Keith was calling it.
Well, I work at a I told you I work at a law office. Okay, you work at a law office. Well, I'm embarrassed to say it, but I'm a secretary. That's got to be a big check to the ego is being a powerful white male or what you like to think of.
235 pounds roughly. And I eat about eight meals a day. Yeah, and my life is depressing. I play Xbox one every night.
RPGs, first person shooters. So shout out to Zavala. They're at the tower. I'm on Destiny two.
I love the expansion. So weird you. It sounds like we're crazy, right? Like this is great.
It sounds like we're crazy. Yeah, well, because we're just like, I feel like I'm in a dorm room. I'm sorry for cutting off. I feel like I'm in back and but is it a good feeling?
Yeah. So it's back like, okay, so I'm I'm a little I don't want to disclose my age. I don't want to. I don't want this great.
No, I don't. So hi. Hi. Hello.
Okay, so it's kind of reminiscent. It's nostalgic. I feel like I'm back at Arizona State back in when I was younger in my other days and this is something I would have liked to do back then. But the technology was an up to par.
Yeah, it didn't exist. Like I would have I would have loved to have been able to play like this and I just like, I mean, just if I had a gaming unit like a proper if I had a proper gaming unit, there at Ocateo Norm or Manzanita, then maybe I would have been so worried about girls and I could have just focused on my video games and masturbated all day. My normal and stuff like this. Now, were you were you?
Did you pursue? Can I come back? You know, I come back like every day. You know what?
It's like, this is so fun. It's like, after this is over, you have to tell me where I could get one of these. I mean, do this thing. Brice this thing is amazing.
It really could transform your voice. You're not you can't hear it. But Jeremiah, let him know that this thing is a voice transformer. Okay, this is a voice transformer.
And I'll hear I'll crank up the monitor and my headphones. Now, well, the viewers will be able to hear the effects. Oh, yeah. Oh, good.
Because I didn't know when I was cranking. Well, you know, it's funny. That would be a great prank show. I have all these effects going in post.
Like it's just that's being like, yeah. And if you're like, what? Yeah, no, it sounds dope and post. Thank you.
So just yeah, just if you could just air it. You know, you know, you're the first guest that I booked again before even the end of the episode. Now, yeah, I'm sold. I walk in so close to you.
I know I'm here in five minutes. We got to go skate. Oh, you got your board. You skate?
Yeah. Well, I broke my arm a couple months ago. Okay. But I'm back to a surfer.
Go back to the deeper voice. Oh, yeah. Hey, man, like I heard you got hurt on a skateboard, man. We're trying to let the switch tray flip down like 18 stairs or something, bro.
It's actually pretty embarrassing. We got Stoner skate Plaza. What's the deal, Jeremiah? I thought you want to get on flow.
It's actually kind of embarrassing. Chuck. Chuck. Yes, your name, right?
My name was Chuck. It just says it on the caller ID right here. I say a Watson asshole. Okay, well, Chuck must be like a surname or a nickname.
Or wait, just wait, wait, wait, I'm sorry. Wait, I just didn't want my skater friends to know that I was on a podcast. Oh, because podcast aren't cool in the skate community. No, well, you can stuff the one with the Roberts and the other guy.