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Road Trip After Hours w/ WWE Hall of Famer Teddy Long and Host Mac Davis
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Road Trip After Hours w/ WWE Hall of Famer Teddy Long and Host Mac Davis
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The future of wrestling media arrives in an unexpected package on this episode, as 10-year-old podcaster Houston Genius joins Teddy Long and Mac Davis. What unfolds is a heartwarming glimpse into wrestling's next generation and the mentorship that helps it thrive.
Houston's father Mission reveals how a pivotal moment with The Boogeyman, orchestrated by Teddy Long at WrestleCon, transformed his son's interviewing style and launched a viral video sensation. The young podcaster confidently shares his wrestling ambitions, declaring Jey Uso his dream interview while boldly stating he won't interview Dominik Mysterio because he's saving that confrontation for an in-ring challenge.
The conversation takes a profoundly moving turn when Teddy opens up about his Birmingham roots, sharing raw stories from the Civil Rights era, including being just blocks away during the 16th Street Baptist Church bombing. In perhaps the episode's most emotional moment, Teddy recounts finding his estranged alcoholic father years later, approaching him without revealing his identity at first, and finally creating closure in a tear-filled exchange. This vulnerability provides powerful context for Teddy's journey from difficult beginnings to wrestling legend.
Wrestling history comes alive through Teddy's backstage tales of pranks (including the British Bulldogs' drugged dog Matilda), his experiences with Eddie Guerrero, and the origin of Jim Cornette's "peanut head" chant. These authentic glimpses behind the curtain remind us why wrestling's oral tradition remains so vital.
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Let's do this. Hello again, everybody, and welcome to an all new episode of Wrestling's Road Trip After Hours. I'm your host, mac Davis, and with me each and every week is none other than WWE Hall of Famer Teddy Long. How you doing, teddy? I'm good Clay. Look here. You may notice that we have a third set of people on the screen right now, and that's because, teddy, you met somebody recently that really kind of impressed you, and this is this young gentleman right here. His name is Houston Genius. Teddy, you want to tell me how you met this kid here?
Speaker 2:Well, I had the opportunity to speak with his father first and after me, and his dad talked and we got a big show that's coming up next week in Michigan. We're going to talk about that. And so then he introduced me, you know, to his son and he was telling me about him. He says, yeah, he says my son has his own podcast, and you know, I'm thinking 19, 20 years old or something and he says no, he's only 10. And so that impressed me. You know, a 10-year-old kid that has his own podcast.
Speaker 2:And the thing that impressed me about it is because, you know, with what we got going on in our world today, every day I turn on this TV is some teenager or some kid got a gun then killed his neighbor. You know what I mean. Kids are just killing each other for no reason at all. So there has to be another way, and what Houston has done, houston has showed me and I want him to explain that to a lot of kids today that there is another way, because he's doing it.
Speaker 2:He ain't out there shooting up and killing nobody. He's doing something positive and something that could lead him into a career for the rest of his life. So that's why I wanted to have him on, you know, and let him give you his story and how he got started and what most inspired him, I'm pretty sure, was his father, because he's got a great dad. So, houston, welcome to the show player. And if you could just talk to us a little bit and tell us how the podcast, how you got started, what made you get into that and why you wanted to do it.
Speaker 3:So what made us get into the podcast and wrestling? And what happened was so, basically, um, so me and um my partner here, we was on facetime um a couple like a long time ago and um, um, he was sick. So then, um, on facetime he said that we are going to make a big goal and then, um, like a few years later, then all this cool stuff is happening. All these people are coming to meet people at wrestling shows, to meet us, to meet everybody around the world.
Speaker 1:Houston, I would imagine, because I've seen the videos and you can find these on YouTube, and that's going to be at Houston Genius, Is that correct? Let me introduce his father first. Do we call you Miz? What do we call?
Speaker 4:you Mission, yes, so Mission with two Z's. Yeah, you can find it on YouTube at our YouTube Forever Exposure Studios. That's where we got most of them. We got one that was really major for him was with the Boogeyman. That was a major video, major opportunity. I'm going to really give credit to Teddy, though, because Teddy said go introduce him to the boogeyman. At one of the WrestleCons we met up at, and I tell you, when they had that interaction, everybody all his friends, family and everybody who supported us shared and shared and shared and shared that video. I think it's about 40K right now. Wow, and it really really changed how Houston was going to interview from that point on. That moment was the moment that changed Houston's life.
Speaker 1:Boogie is Teddy and I. We love Boogie. He's such a good guy, so it's not hard for me to see that he would do something like that. Houston, let me ask you there's a lot of wrestling stars out there. Is there somebody in particular that you would like to interview that you haven't yet?
Speaker 3:Okay, so I'm going to tell you one. So I'm going to tell you one of them and the least one.
Speaker 1:Okay.
Speaker 3:The first one is Jey Uso the Master.
Speaker 1:And that's the one that you would like to interview, right.
Speaker 3:Yeah, and the one I would not like to is Dirty Dom.
Speaker 1:That's a good choice.
Speaker 4:I tell you this he says he wants to be a professional wrestler when he gets older. So we're gonna get him into a wrestling school? Uh, definitely. But he says, if he does have a program in the wwe, that's his first opponent, dirty don. So that's why he doesn't want to interview him. He wants to take him down. Take that icing title from him challenges out there already.
Speaker 1:So, uh, dirty, if you're listening, respond, and I'm sure he'd love to hear from you. Teddy, let me ask you I know you're going to be with these guys coming up on a date very soon Can you tell me more about the event?
Speaker 2:Well, I can't tell you more about it because I'm not the promoter you need to be talking to Mission. Mission is the guy that does everything, brings on the show. Why are you asking me all?
Speaker 1:this. I even gave Teddy a cheat sheet by putting something on the screen so he can cheat from that. But go ahead Mission.
Speaker 3:I don't know him.
Speaker 2:Mission. Go ahead and tell us about what's going to be happening next week.
Speaker 4:This is the Motor City Championship Wrestling Expo. It is next Saturday and Sunday, august 16th and 17th. As you can see, we have Teddy Long there, but we also have Ron Simmons and the Godfather and the Brooklyn Brawler coming in and just representing that old classic, really good wrestling. That's my era, right, that's when I was watching wrestling as a kid, and now this is connected to the Michigan Independent Circle. We're going to have some wrestling shows. Definitely talk to these legends like teddy, because, uh, they can tell some stories that none of these guys can, and teddy's shared some stories with us. Um, even when we interviewed him on our podcast, he told us exactly where the uh, the catchphrase that ron simmons is known for, where it came from and how it originated. So stories like that, and then you know the same thing any Russell Conner Expo has You'll be able to interact with these guys.
Speaker 1:And also there's going to be a very special correspondent for that event and of course, that's Houston Genius. Congratulations. That is so cool. Again, that's August 16th and 17th, the All-Star Sports Arena, and that's at 51400 County Line in New Baltimore, michigan. And if you need more information, where do they go to get that information?
Speaker 4:They can go. It's Facebook, instagram and then it's on Eventbrite for tickets to be purchased and you know we're never going to slide away from. If you walk up, buy your pass for the weekend, come back both days. I'm sure lines are going to be long. So if you don't get to one legend, get to them the second day. The thing is we really wanted to bring Teddy, because Teddy, honestly, wrestling would not be wrestling without Teddy Long. Totally agree. If you liked him as a ref, you liked him as a manager or you liked him as what I think was the greatest part of his career as the GM, then you know there is no WWE without a Teddy Long.
Speaker 1:Absolutely not.
Speaker 2:Thank you very much, thank you.
Speaker 1:Houston. We enjoyed having you on the show Again, so your favorite one is Jey Uso. That's who you'd like to interview. Okay, let's just throw it out there. You never know. You never know who may be watching this show, so you just never know. And I'm sure Jey Uso knows how to get in touch with Teddy if that's the case.
Speaker 2:Oh, yeah, I've known Jey Uso ever since he was a little bitty baby.
Speaker 4:We had the chance to meet his father at one of the WrestleCons yes, a couple of the WrestleCons but every time that we are because we went to Royal Rumble this year, we went to WrestleMania this year in Las Vegas and every time he sees Jey Uso, he's like I got it. I just want to yeet with him at least once, and him being the world champion earlier in this year was the biggest thing for this guy.
Speaker 1:Very cool, very cool. Well, guys, we hope you have a great event. I know Teddy will come back and tell me all about it. If he doesn't call me, why is there? Because he tends to do that too. So you know, I look forward to having a successful event with you guys, and I wish you the best of luck, my friends.
Speaker 4:Thank you so much, and thank you for having us All right.
Speaker 2:See you guys next Thursday night. Players.
Speaker 1:All right, and for tonight, for the rest of the night, don't forget, we do have to get into the mailbag here. You can be a part of the show simply by sending your questions in. It's not going to cost you anything.
Speaker 2:That's the great thing about this show we're not going to charge you money to ask a question.
Speaker 1:I wish we could. Yeah, it'd be nice, but we started the show not doing that because we wanted to give you your fans, you know really a chance to participate in a program that otherwise a lot of stuff and me included I'm on other shows where you got to pay to ask the questions, but here it's absolutely free. So all you got to do is leave us a chat question down below and we'll throw it up on the Letters oh, we get letters, we get your letters every day, mailman, mailman, mail.
Speaker 4:Today, reach right in and pull one out. Oh letters, I love those letters.
Speaker 2:Let's find out what you've got to say.
Speaker 4:Oh boy, Mailman Mail today.
Speaker 2:And look here, that is just horrible. That music is the worst music I've ever heard in my entire life.
Speaker 1:I'm actually actively looking for something different to do the show with, but it's in particular and I got to find it first.
Speaker 2:So once that's that's, that's that's bedded into us, we can't change it.
Speaker 1:Pretty classy lady already in here saying the show is just in time for her to listen to while she does her workout, and we're glad you're in here, pretty classy lady. She's always one of those that we can count on every, each and every thursday night, uh, and that's what denise is doing.
Speaker 2:My, my lady, she's uh getting a workout on while she's watching the show too now.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I mean I'd love denise, hey, denise, and uh, oh, denise, shoot me. Uh, zach, minger, hello, mac and teddy, how are you doing? I'm doing great, zach. Good to have you in the room again tonight.
Speaker 2:We're doing good player.
Speaker 1:Let's see Michael hey Teddy and Mac hey player.
Speaker 2:All right, michael, how you doing.
Speaker 1:And John Blaine, hey Mac and Teddy. Congratulations to Teddy for going into the ICW Hall of Fame.
Speaker 2:All right. Thank you very much. Immortal Championship Wrestling that's with the ICW. I was there this past Tuesday night and God, I can't pronounce this town, but it was where they had the fairgrounds and what a great show Immortal Championship Wrestling put on that night. Put me in the Hall of Fame and a couple of their stars also too. So thank you again to them and thank all the people for all their support that they've given to Immortal Championship Wrestling. Those guys are really doing a good job.
Speaker 1:Yeah, Mike Falvo, who was an announcer for that program. He sent me a message that day and said Teddy's here. He was all excited because you were there. I know Mike and I know several of the people with that particular organization and everything I hear about him is always good and that's. That's not always the case in independent wrestling, but everything I've always heard about them has been good. Let's see Pretty classy lady saying nice to meet you, Ms John and Houston. I'll be checking out the podcast. Yeah, please do. Yeah. And let's see what else we got. We got a bunch of folks popping in here, Dave Crone in here, you guys coming back to St Louis in the summer and what happened to the Mokies.
Speaker 2:I don't know. I saw them, I think about four or five years ago. Well, I didn't see both of them. I seen one of them, I believe Randy Mokie, I believe that's who I saw, and I talked to him a little bit and that was about it. I hadn't heard anything from them. I don't know what happened with them.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I really don't know. I'd never hear anything about them whatsoever. By the way, if you want to be a part of the conversation here, just send us a question in chat. We'll throw it up on the screen. The best question of the night, teddy will pick and, of course, the winner will get a free Road Trip After Hours T--shirt. So put your questions in. Let's see, uh, what we have. We got michael uh asking hey, teddy, what are your memories of birmingham, alabama?
Speaker 2:oh wow man. I was born and raised there, went to parker high school, lincoln elementary school uh, a lot of good memories there I never forget. We used to always go to the sports entertainment there at legion field. That's where they played all the football games and all that stuff. So I remember Legion Field. I had a great time in Birmingham. I was doing the civil rights stuff. I was right there then. I was one block from the 16th Street Baptist Church. When they bombed that church I was like a block away. I heard the explosion and everything. Wow.
Speaker 1:Jenny, you have some your family family, your dad. You told me a story one time. It was that did you go back to find your dad? Was he in birmingham, alabama? Is that where he was? Yeah, do you mind telling that story that? Uh, honestly, that's one of the stories you've told me that, uh, I thought was one of the most moving stories you've told me when it came to your father and trying to show the success that you got.
Speaker 2:So can you well I, I went back to this uh community there. Well, my father was an alcoholic. He drank him, my mother both. Um. So my father would always go to this place where they sold this corn liquor that back then it was called moonshine. They do have moonshine now, as of today, but uh, you could buy a mayonnaise jar full for 50 cent or a dollar or something you know in my house, so I, so I.
Speaker 2:When I went to Birmingham, I went there. I was reverend, I just started working, so I went there to do a show. But I said, well, let me go try to find my dad. And uh, you know, just speak to him and let him know what I'm doing. So I went right to the spot.
Speaker 2:Man, I remembered it all them years. You know where he used to hang out at and where he always he'd sit there all day and just drink. So I was lucky man that day. I walked right up on him. So I didn't tell him who I was, I didn't tell him nothing, but I called him by his name and I said Ditto, how you doing? And he looked up and he spoke to me, you know, and I said you know?
Speaker 2:I said we was talking the other day and I said some of the guys said you had a son, you got a son. And he said yeah, yeah. I said, well, when's the last time you seen him? And he said well, you know, he couldn't talk to me much and I was about to come to tears messing with him. But then I looked at him. I said well. I said I know your son. I said if you want me to give him a message or something, what would you say to him? What would you want me to tell him? And he started trying to tell me and he just broke out in tears, man, and so then I stopped him and I said to him I said I'm your son, you're talking to me.
Speaker 1:And it was that that that had to be so difficult and uh I, but I know that it also gave you some some kind of a oh, what am I looking for? The word, a conclusion, enclosure? Yes, because you were able to go back to, despite all the odds that uh, he and your mother you put in front of you as you got into life man, to be able to go back and say, look at me, you know and I love you, but look at me, I still made it, even though you didn't allow me to do it, but you know that didn't.
Speaker 2:he didn't understand all that at all.
Speaker 1:You know what it meant, but that didn't matter at that point, because I would imagine for you that was for you, that moment was for you.
Speaker 2:I went to look for him, just for me.
Speaker 1:Yeah, absolutely.
Speaker 2:That was the last time I saw him.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that has always been one of my favorite stories you ever told me in the car. Let's see, zach Minger. Easy for me to say Happy National Raspberries and Cream Day Mac and Teddy, what does me to say happy national raspberries and cream day mac and teddy, but what? Does that mean it sounds like ice cream with raspberries and man, that sounds good to me? Well, I hope so. Let's see dave saying I was a kid watching teddy as a referee skinny and braids no, I never did.
Speaker 1:Never did have no braids I was about to ask you that.
Speaker 2:No, it was a jerry curl. That's what he's trying to say. That's what I had.
Speaker 1:I remember the jerry curl.
Speaker 3:It was funny.
Speaker 2:Braids wasn't even out then. Yeah, they may not have been.
Speaker 1:I remember the jerry curl back in the day because I worked in radio and in the station I worked for there was a uh, a multi-station station. So there was one station, uh, from in this building, a middle room that was the newsroom and then the studio of the other station, and the other station was an urban black FM. That was uh playing, and I'm, you know, here I am, I'm on, you know the white guy's side, and but occasionally we would cross our headphones Like if we forgot somebody's. Him. That was uh playing and I'm. You know, here I am, I'm on, you know the white guy's side, and. But occasionally we would cross our headphones like if we forgot somebody's headphones, we would put them on. Jerry curl was the absolute worst thing for a pair of cost headphones. Whatever was in jerry curl would deflate anything that it touched and it would just sink in the the headphones and these felt like rocks on your ears at that point. Yeah, yeah, and then you could never get rid of it. No, no, no, no, no.
Speaker 2:That grease or whatever that was. You could never get rid of it.
Speaker 1:No, yeah, you could always still after school too, like when you take the bus home. I was a bus rider and man, the windows would have the jerry curl on them because people's heads would rest against the you know the window, and it would. It made a mess. Uh, let's see benjamin on facebook writes what is a legends deal, and are you currently signed to one?
Speaker 2:well, I don't know whether I'm at live to tell you what the legend deal is, so I'll leave that alone, but I do have one yeah, I think Legends deals, from what I understand, are basically. Well, they're different ones, Mac. That's why I don't want to discuss it, because different wrestlers have different deals, so they're different ones. So you can't speak about it because you don't know what kind they got.
Speaker 1:True, that would make sense. Actually, let's see Dave's saying. How bad were the jobbers that skyscrapers put in a herding on, or did they go to the hospital? What was said in the back? I remember there was a skyscraper. Was it the skyscrapers? I thought it was Ron.
Speaker 2:Yeah, it was Fort Worth, Dallas, fort Worth, texas, was wrestling in a cow barn or something like that, as I can remember. And there was a couple of guys there, two enhancement guys, you know, and they come in. Well, one of them, I don't know, I think he had been drinking or something, I'm not sure, but anyway he come in running that mouth, talking like he was the baddest person in the world and all this crazy mess. So they went and smartened up Danny and see it about him, you know, before we went out there. So then when we got in the ring he really acted up. Then he didn't, he wouldn't sell nothing. So golly boy that that done it. They, they, they, they crucified him.
Speaker 1:Didn't somebody? I'm trying to remember who it was public enemy.
Speaker 1:Didn't they get beat up by somebody at one point for not selling in the ABA. Yeah, okay, I knew there was another story out there about something like that and that's the one I remember the most APA and Public Enemy If you haven't ever seen that, go pull that up. There's some stiff, stiff shots in that match. Let's see. Here Steve Moore is saying do y'all think Karrion Kross would get a good pop against Trick Williams in TNA? I'm going to be honest Karrion Kross and Trick Williams, I don't know enough about either one of them. I haven't seen enough of the work to be able to say but Teddy, what about you?
Speaker 2:Well, I've seen Karrion Kross Not bad, not a bad worker at all, you know. And Trick Williams, I kind of like him, he's entertaining, so at all. And Trick Williams, I gotta like him, he's entertaining, I don't know. I think Trick would probably get the biggest pop.
Speaker 1:Let's see the next question. Scott, lance, hey Scott, good to have you in here. Thoughts on working with Eric Bischoff and how was your match with him at Survivor Series. Also, thoughts on Jim Cornette back in the NWA starting the peanut head chant.
Speaker 2:Well, the first one now, working with Eric, was absolutely great. I had a chance to meet Eric before we even got involved in the, you know, deep in the wrestling business. So I had a chance to work with him at TBS when he first come in, first started, and then all of a sudden, you know, after a while, eric became, you know, the guy in charge. So he remembered me, you know, from helping him and staying with him. So working with Eric was great. I had a great time.
Speaker 1:Now your match with him.
Speaker 2:Well, it didn't go too long. We just started and then Boogeyman came in and interfered and then Boogey put the oranges on him. But that was fun too. I think that was something that Vince put together that he just liked and that was for his own entertainment.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that's not one of Teddy's best, oh God, no, that was horrible.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that sucked, that was horrible, brother Jesus Christ.
Speaker 1:Now what about Jim Cornette with the peanut head chant back in the day?
Speaker 2:Well, the way that started is we were trying to find something to call me to get some heat. And I told Jim Cornette. I said well, jimmy, when I was a little bit of boy, I said my nickname was peanut. I said that's what he used to call me when I was a kid and I said, so we can use that. And that went right off with Jimmy. He said yeah, yeah, yeah, peanut head.
Speaker 1:And so that's how the peanut head started. Let's see Michael. Hey, mac, what is your connection to wrestling? Uh, I bought my way in. No, no, I uh not really at all. It's kind of complicated. I would just say that I have wrestled, uh, I wrestled for quite some time, and independent wrestling in Georgia. Uh, I do a lot of things behind the scenes as well and do a lot of shows.
Speaker 1:No, no, teddy and a lot of other people who, uh, have helped me along the way to get where I am, and Teddy is of those guys that I think Teddy's even said it. He saw something. We got along great and like what the hell, let's give this a shot and we've had a blast doing it. That's basically it. But anybody that says, hey, I don't know what I'm talking about. I promise you I have been in the ring. I felt some of the bumps that you may talk about or anything else. I promise I know some of the stuff. Scott, lance and Scott knows this for a fact because Scott was one of the guys I worked with. He said I love the boxing match Sugar Ray Long versus Paul Ellering. Did you get extra money to have your head shaved?
Speaker 2:No, didn't get no extra money, almost got fired. If you want to know what happened about that? Only, god rest his soul. He was doing the booking at that time, so he's at. The thing was to shave my head. Paul Ellerin and myself we're both bald headed, we both don't have no hair. So what is the deal shaving my head? So I just you know, and then I'm, I'm keeping, I'm having problems too. So I just kind of got tired that night and Jody Hamilton God rest his soul, he was a guy that talked to me and the reason I stayed that night, that I didn't leave, jody Hamilton, he was the guy that would talk to me and kind of explain to me and I kept trying to tell him why are you shaving my head, paul? Neither one of us got any hair, so I don't understand it.
Speaker 1:And Nick Patrick. Last week we were saying that what was the name, teddy, that we were trying to figure out? Nick O'Beak Okay, you know, nick, we haven't heard from you. You're going to have to get in touch. I know you watch, because you send me messages, but you didn't answer that. I want to know what that's all about, and if you don't, I'm going to hunt you down. No, I'm just teasing.
Speaker 2:Let's see, were some of the best jokesters backstage in your time. Uh, owen hart, god rest his soul.
Speaker 1:He was a real pranker he did it with just about everybody and sometimes did his pranks sometimes get a little mean well, yeah, they did, but I mean, you know, that was part of the wrestling business back then, you know you'd have the killer bees, not the killer bees, the British Bulldogs.
Speaker 2:Oh golly, david Boyd and them Boy, they messed with everybody. They messed around. One time, you know, they had the dog, matilda. Well, some of the guys in the back they halcyoned the dog, they gave Matilda halcyon. So when they got ready, when the British Bulldogs got ready to go out to the ring, there's no Matilda. They don't got the dog. So they don't know where the dog is. So they're out there wrestling. I mean, you know the matches are going on and so by the time they got out there I think they were maybe semi -main. So they got out there, they got no dog, dog and all of it. You know they're wrestling and everything. And all of a sudden Matilda kicks out and she comes out from under the ring and there's Matilda right there she's snagging around, you know, trying to shake the house. Yeah.
Speaker 1:It's all. But, uh, God, it's the mean folks man. Uh, let's see here, Uh, currently man saying my apologies, Teddy, but I liked that intro. He's talking about the mailbag, uh of course you do that fits you and let's see michael's saying uh teddy, what are your memories of working with eddie guerrero?
Speaker 2:nothing but great memories working with eddie guerrero. What a nice guy, man, always nice, great attitude and everything. And he was another guy. You know that I could talk to you know, like you know, maybe tell him, eddie, I've got something you did out there, maybe you should. You know that I could talk to you know, like you know, maybe tell him, eddie, I got something you did out there, maybe you should. You know, and he would listen, because I wouldn't go to nobody and say nothing to him unless I knew what I was talking about, because that's embarrassing to go to somebody and talk about telling them something you don't know what you're talking about. So, oh, that'd be stupid. So I didn't ever do that unless I knew what I was talking about, because I paid attention, you know. But a lot of guys I didn't talk to, a lot of guys I did because I didn't want them to know, I knew. But Eddie was a guy, him, chris Benoit, god rest his soul. He was another guy that I could critique or sell him. And then we'll forget.
Speaker 2:One night with Eddie, eddie, oh, the frog splash. And I mean we were somewhere overseas, I might have been, and Eddie to me. I thought he took a little too long. He went to go up, you know, and you know and work the people a little bit, boom hit it. But that night he stalled just a little. It was just a little too long to me, okay, and I told Eddie about it. I said nothing special, you know. He said no. He said what do you think, ted? I said nothing real special. I said I thought on the frog splash, you were just a little bit too long you waited. You should have just went up here. You know what I mean. And he looked at me and he said you know what You're right. He said I felt it. He, when I went up, you know, I said that's all I saw.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that's, that's cool. All right, you got to pick somebody here, teddy. Of all the questions we've had, have you got somebody in particular or a question in mind?
Speaker 2:Well, one of the questions about the referee and something there.
Speaker 1:What was that question? Let me get to it. Talk about your upcoming event again, Teddy, while I find him.
Speaker 2:Well, I don't know what to talk about it because I don't know where it is.
Speaker 1:Can you put the flyer back up? How about that? Uh, yeah, yeah let me I'll show you the flyer.
Speaker 2:Uh, for those who are wondering uh, ted's gonna let me switch a page here. So belgium, michigan okay, it's in belgium, michigan.
Speaker 1:Is that what you said?
Speaker 2:belfast or belgium or something, but just say the bottom down there I don't know. I'm begging you to read it.
Speaker 1:I got to go to full screen to be able to read it. Here it's the New Baltimore Michigan.
Speaker 2:New Baltimore, Michigan.
Speaker 1:What did you say first? I don't know. It was nothing like New Baltimore. Teddy never knows where he's going. That's the funny part. Hang on, I just lost you here. Okay, let me get down here. All right, we're trying to find out who asked you about the referee. They're going to know it before we even get to it. It's not from the questions that came in, teddy, what happened to your camera here? I'm getting dizzy.
Speaker 2:Well, I was what did I do?
Speaker 1:If it's live, it's meant to happen. Isn't that what you tell me?
Speaker 2:That's what the man told me. That's what the man said. But live was meant to be. Now I'm going to have to. Let's see how do I get back into you. I have no idea.
Speaker 1:Well, you should be able to just turn the camera back on right now. Your camera's turned off.
Speaker 2:Okay, camera. I got it back on now let's see. Yeah Well, I don't see nobody but me.
Speaker 1:Maybe you got the camera turned the wrong way. Oh God, now he's going from here. Oh my God. Well, look here. I'll go through. I'll figure out. Teddy's coming back in here. My God, look here.
Speaker 2:I'll go through.
Speaker 1:I'll figure out and Teddy is coming back in here.
Speaker 2:Hold on, let's see, I'm back in now. Right, there you are. Okay, I was trying to show you, rufus. Oh God, I'm going to mess up again, rufus. Where are you, Rufus Can?
Speaker 1:you see him, man. I see a window shade. Oh wait, I see the top of his head. I think we just lost you too. Nope, nope, you're still there. Hey, buddy, what you doing? Mr Rufus, give me that side eye, like what the hell are you doing bothering me? He's watching me.
Speaker 3:I like what the hell you doing bothering me.
Speaker 1:It's what you mean. Okay, the one that I think you were talking about, Teddy, was Dave when he asked you about watching you as a referee skinny and braids, Is that what you're talking about? And of course, Teddy's not here again. He'll come back in again in a minute. I guess there he goes, let's see. All right, the one I see in here by the referee is I was a kid watching Teddy's at Referee Skinny and Braids. Is that the one?
Speaker 2:Yeah, let's give him a T-shirt.
Speaker 1:All right, Dave Crone, that is you, my friend and Dave, if you'll just contact me, I see you're on Facebook, so, yeah, you'll find me right there. Just send me a message on Facebook and we'll get you set up your address and size and we'll get it out the door for you. All right, Teddy? That's it. We're out of time. Now that you've been carrying your camera and tearing up everything, making everybody dizzy, we're going to try to eat something now.
Speaker 2:Take some Maylocks man.
Speaker 1:Well, you should. I know how do you get this. Hold on, hold on. I got to get this thing down so at least I can see your face before we get out of here. Okay, I'll get rid of that. There we go. Alright, guys, we're out of here. Same time, same place Next week, 7 o'clock Eastern Standard Time. You'll find us on Facebook and YouTube and please do us a favor, share this around and also subscribe. Subscribe to the channel. I'm not kidding when I say this. We're getting like $200, $300 a month For Teddy and I.
Speaker 2:That's great, thank you.
Speaker 1:Yes, thank you very much Thank you.
Speaker 2:That's great, yes, thank you very much.
Speaker 1:Thank you, yeah, I can't tell you how much that means to us, because we put a lot of time in this and we're hoping it would pay off and we feel like we've really got the traction that we've been looking for, and it's because you're sharing this and you're subscribing. All right, we'll see you again next week. I'm mac davis, and that is wwe hall of famer teddy long and mr rufus.
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