Discombobulated with Bobby Jaycox

100 Dirtbikes For Lunch | Discombobulated with Bobby Jaycox

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A closed hotel pool, a hot parking lot, and an angry ant hill aren’t the villains—they’re the chorus. Episode 100 lands mid-bite and mid-thought, which turns out to be the most honest place to take stock of a life on stage. We talk about addiction-level love for Story of the Year’s new song Gasoline, daydreams of skipping lunch for a KTM, and how the road strips away your excuses until only the work is left. That’s where the real conversation starts: anxiety that pretends to be effort, the strange ritual of staying calm all day just to spike your heart at showtime, and why comedy often feels like couples therapy with a partner who doesn’t need you back.

I share early road stories about thin envelopes and almost-not-getting-paid nights, hard-won advice from friends, and the lesson that stand-up owes none of us anything. The only way through is to hold confidence and humility at the same time: brave enough to take the room, patient enough to rebuild when it all falls flat. We get into refusing to dim your volume to make other people comfortable, experimenting with new openers and pre-show rituals, and catching surprising flashes of joy when you review a set and see a grin you didn’t know you had. Gratitude shows up sideways—in clouds outside a plane window, in a rehearsal that feels like a secret show, in the sting that reminds you you’re still here.

Looking ahead, I’m planning the next hundred with more intention and better guests, without sacrificing the messy honesty that got us here. If you’ve ever wrestled with burnout, creative drought, or the instinct to make yourself smaller, this one will meet you where you are. Hit follow, share with a friend who needs a push, and leave a review with the one risk you’re taking this week—we’ll read our favorites on the show.

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SPEAKER_02:

Hey, welcome back to another episode of this combated. Give me the gasoline. Give me the gas now. Give me the gasoline. Yadda yaddy gasoline. My favorite band has a new song. It's called Gasoline. And it's pretty much the only song that exists to me right now. How the fuck are you doing? No, who gives a shit? How yes, how are you doing? Don't not answer in your car out loud. Say it. I'm behind on my every you know, say that. Or be like, everything's good. Maybe you're, you know, if you're listening to this, it's probably not everything's in a line. But maybe everything is in a line for you. Because of how good we're doing. Sorry, I'm I need lunch. I'm out. I'm out. We haven't eaten lunch yet. We've been driving, and uh we uh now we need lunch. And I'm waiting for lunch, so I was like, let me go do an episode of the pod while we're waiting for lunch. And we're actually pretty close to a um uh dirt bike store. So I told Tatum, I was like, I'm actually gonna go eat dirt bikes for lunch. I'm actually gonna go look at dirt bikes for lunch if you don't really mind. Do you mind if I go look at dirt bikes for lunch? Dude, I would love to go fucking, oh god, just if I if I don't eat lunch for a year, I could get a KTM and just fucking cruise. Could you guys imagine that? Because I'd put you in, I'd fucking I'd do an episode with it mounted on my dirt bike, and you guys can watch me crash. I've already done that with my with a with a dirt bike in when I was in Arizona. Dude, I rode the shit out of that dirt bike for a guy who didn't know what he's doing. And I came in cocky because I've never ridden on like it was mountainous terrain, and the guy was like, Can you handle this? I was like, bro, I grew up on dirt bikes, and then he could very quickly tell that I didn't know. I was kind of like if a guy's like, I'm like, how long are you doing stand-up? They're like, enough, long enough. And then you're like, You're oh god, you're hosting tonight.

SPEAKER_00:

Not good.

SPEAKER_02:

That's not great. Um, so yeah, we're we're on the road. I'm trying to eat dirt bikes for lunch, and uh yeah, just out here saving our pennies, just fucking working on, just working on did something just bite me? Because I swear to God, I won't get bit. I will not get eaten up by ants out here. Not on episode 100 of the pod. I'll fuck it. I'll lose my mind. We are uh we're actually, yeah, we're at a a hotel. Dude.

SPEAKER_00:

I am getting bit up. God damn it.

SPEAKER_03:

Oh yeah. Oh shit, I'm sitting right on any of them. And me, I mean I couldn't be more on any of them.

SPEAKER_00:

Damn it. Damn it.

unknown:

Damn it.

SPEAKER_00:

God fucking damn it. Sorry, guys. How would I know? Oh, dude, the hell's right there too. Fuck.

SPEAKER_04:

Fuck.

unknown:

Ow!

SPEAKER_00:

God damn it! I said I was sorry. How was I didn't know you guys were fuck- I'm out, I'm trying to Oh, dude, I can't just Is this the episode? I get bitten up by ants again? Fuck. That's this sucks. How dude, I mean I didn't see it. I looked around and I guess I didn't. I did I looked forward.

SPEAKER_03:

Sorry, guys. Okay, for real, you guys did the hell out of me. How did you make it all that to me? Right. And I know it's not good for you guys either. Sorry, I didn't know that was a problem. So I can't know everything.

SPEAKER_04:

She was sitting is this far enough way? No, I think they think the problem is that now they know right now. So I think this on my hand.

SPEAKER_03:

I don't hear and just watch out.

SPEAKER_00:

Alright, guys.

SPEAKER_02:

Whoa. Dude, he fucking good hey, you know what? And but I respect you guys. I respect you guys because good on you, dude. I wouldn't fucking if something was, I don't know, a thousand times my size, I probably wouldn't go bite it in the fingers. So fucking good for you. Good on you, and good for making this episode beautiful. Oh god, if that wasn't if that wasn't just mother nature working. Thank you, mother nature. Thank you for reminding me we can't sit anywhere. And even though I'm a guy who I'm like, you know what? Maybe we should like connect more with nature. As soon as I do, I'm like, well, it fucking bit me. Oh, thanks, nature, for biting my ass. I got and that's the way of things, is it not? Is it not? I guess I should fucking face the sun. Right? Right? Wrong. This is all over the place. It's the name of the pod. So get used to it. Get used to it, baby. You don't have to do anything. You can get if you can switch listening wherever you want. You know, you could you could switch to any podcast you want. I'm probably one of those podcasts that just came on for you because you listen to your favorite one and you're all caught up. And then it'll throw this one in there and you're like, who in the fuck put this ADHD guy on the black on blast? And I'll tell you who did that. Me. I made all these decisions. I made the decision to start the podcast. And when I thought about episode 100, I I manifested it perfectly. I was like, you're gonna be in a parking lot with a pool that is closed of uh a double tree hotel, and you're gonna get bit up by ants, but it also will be the second time that's happened on your podcast. I knew all this was gonna happen. I knew all of it was gonna happen, and dude, that one really got my fucking fingy. He really did. Or she, who knows who did it, but whoever got me got me good, and I'm sorry. And good for them to let me know. Hey, yeah, I didn't know I was sitting on an ant hill, but I kind of don't you feel like we're always sitting and walking on ants because they're dude, they're everywhere, dude. To come back as an ant is actually one of the worst things because then you're like, oh my god, dude. Talk about not mattering. There's a billion of us, but they're so cool, dude. They care so much. Because if you ever watch it, if you ever see an ant die, like at night, once it like usually this one I'll see, like, and not every kind of ant, I guess, but I've seen it at night. Like when I would walk in St. Louis, you would see like these piles. If you're like, what the fuck is that? And they would literally pile up all of their dead, like that's like part of their day. Do you know what I mean? They could just like let the ant die and be like, whatever, but they're like, no, we're gonna they kind of like do a funeral. It's kind of it's kind of fucking beautiful, but anyway, what the fuck am I talking about? It's so fucking lovely outside. It's probably, I don't know, 70 degrees. The humidity is who gives a fuck? I'm getting bit by ants. But it's just, yeah, it's so fucking it's so lovely out. And that's what I've been that's what I've been trying to do. Because you kinda I keep I've been I've been letting I've been I have been letting things weigh me down. Does that resonate with anybody? Emotions, like you'd work, just all of the things kind of um I don't know, it just feels like I'm letting these things like be problems instead of letting them just I don't know, sit on a shelf because they'll kind of always be there. And I there's this Alan Watts quote that Instagram kept throwing in my face, but I it was just no amount of anxiety can change like changes anything pretty much. Well, good job remembering it, Bob. I know. Uh but yeah, no amount of anxiety like changes the outcome of like anything, but sometimes it does, you know, because I've gambled.

SPEAKER_00:

Ow, fucking god fucking damn it. Dude, I'm so far away from your ant hill, bro.

SPEAKER_02:

Are you guys just still you're still on me? Oh no.

unknown:

Fuck.

SPEAKER_02:

Dude, they are these motherfuckers. I hey respect. I get it. I sat on your fucking I sat on your family. Yeah. But I I will tell you this. I I'm also I'm the only I don't have one of those, so I'm gonna fucking if you any more of you guys get close to me. I'm over it. Oh, are you guys in all these little cracks? Do you live in all these cracks in the sidewalk? Oh my god. I have to squat. What a nightmare. Not that me have to squat, that's not a nightmare, but just that right now I'm like, I know that there's more on me, and I'm like, please just please don't bite me. Please, for the love of fucking god, leave me alone for a second. Please. Just so I can fucking have episode 100 of the dumbest podcast in existence. The only one that no one's asking for, but I will, I will, I won't stop. Do I look, do I look like a guy who knows how to slow down? Do I look like a guy I want to ride dirt bikes and go? I want to fucking, I just want to be, I wanna be free. So if ants choose to bite me on episode 100 of my podcast, that's fine. That's in their nature. That's another quote from somebody. Like if someone's like, hey, that snake bit you, doesn't that piss you off? Don't you want to hurt it? And they're like, no, because that's in the snake's nature. Like that's what the snake does. Because like I think he tried to save it from like a fire, and the snake like bites him. It's like a allegory or something, or like maybe it's just a short sentence. But yeah, it's like, and it's like it's it's in their you know, nature, but also it's in my nature too to get fucking pissed. That's the I think that's the thing that I struggle with probably the most as a person, is that like let them or like the uh think about everyone else as like a baby, or that everyone else is like working through their own thing. Because then you do that enough, and then you get upset, and people are like, hey, don't get upset.

SPEAKER_01:

And I'm like, Well, how about you look at me like I'm a baby? Maybe I'm a baby, baby. Hey, baby, maybe I'm a baby. You got that, baby? Maybe baby. Ooh, maybe I'm a baby baby, and I'm gay. I want to kiss you on there.

SPEAKER_02:

Yeah, so that's the thing I struggle with the most, is kind of like right now trying to like let go and be like, hey, understand where they're coming from, but at some point you're like, hey, why don't you guys want y'all to watch guys do that for me? Um, Bobby, that's a narcissistic way to god damn it, can we get is anything we do? No one is that we're always trying, you gotta we're always building this thing, aren't we? Aren't we? You always gotta be working on the house, you can't just be sitting around it. And I see those quotes all the time, like just why don't you just fucking enjoy what you are? But then as soon as you're not trying hard enough, people are like, You should try harder. But give everyone else a break. But you gotta try harder. So I mean, dude, I made it to episode 100 of my podcast, and I feel nothing. I've my heart's broken, I'm depressed, I don't really live anywhere. And some town, somehow, there's this hopeful, dumb, like childlike, or like maybe like puppy-esque me inside that's just like maybe, maybe it's all gonna be okay, and you keep having that thought, and then it feels like it's gonna be okay, and then you're at a comedy club and you're like, are do they are they talking shit on us and they don't know that we can fucking hear them on this side? Um, and then because I grew up so Catholic, like everyone's a while, I'll be like, maybe these are the lessons we're trying to learn. I'm like, I'm done. Maybe I'm maybe I'm done with the class. Maybe I'm out of here, maybe I'm out of here, and I'm I don't want to take this class anymore. But I guess if you don't want to take the class, you can't really complain if you don't really fuck if life doesn't work out for you. What in the fuck are you talking about, Bob? Nobody knows. So, but I do have a lot, dude. I also do have a lot to be, I don't really like the word grateful. I don't know why. I think it just sounds too like Christian to me. It sounds like I just wake up every day, but I guess that I I do find time a little bit more to try to be grateful for the things like I mean it's beautiful out here. I'm on the road doing a thing that I never thought I would do when I was like a kid. And then by the time I thought I would do it, you're like, who knows? Like, dude, I started stand-up because I thought it would help me be an actor, and I am not good at acting. Or I don't no, I'm actually pretty good. What? Like, just hear that? That was pretty good. I could do so many, like, here's me being scared. Like that's they don't just yeah, they don't you don't make that in a factory. That's learned behavior. Um, so I uh yeah, I I started stand-up because I thought it would just be I was like, oh, I you know, and I was like, I read a book because the I the first place I worked is a place called Jillies. It was a like a it's like a fine dining for like a pieces of shit. Does that make sense? It was like it was like because it was also like right next, you would like not next to a bar, like it was also a bar. You would literally come in and you had to make the decision. It was right is fine dining, and the left is you get fucking drunk. It's and you just walk in. And if it's the it's okay if you don't, it's not, it's you're not even really making a decision, you're just making the first decision because I've never seen anyone once eat dinner over there and not end up on the bar side. I would even get so pissed with these fucking god, these people that I kind of respected when I was younger, these people that were like waiters and stuff. When I would like this, like before I became a stand-up, because that was my point. Is that like I got a one when it was like a holiday thing, like uh I remember my boss got me a book that's like how to start stand-up or whatever. I think that's that one. It was like a Judy Carter's book or whatever. And uh that place, I remember like I cared so much about that place, and these people, these waiters would work, and then they would literally get off work, they'd be like, You get like cut me first, just to go drink. Just to sit at their work, dude. I would get fucked, I would be so I would just be like, What the fuck are you doing? But I was just a I was just a lonely, a lowly bus boy, so no one really cared, you know. But that was where I worked, and I I wanted to be like an actor. I remember I was like, I remember there was a guy there who worked there, and he was such a fucking piece of shit. This guy, Casey. I think he's if he's not dead, he always was, he's just like one of those guys where you're like, you know that when he dies, you're not gonna be like in his sleep. So I'm not and also it's fine, but he also like fucking dry humped me at work one time, so he's kind of a piece of shit. Um, yeah. But then my dad also dry humped him back. So I guess that was what that was. It was a real but it and it happened right on the border of fine dining and bartending. Right at the right at the right at the soft serve. Um, not the soft, what's the colestation? I don't know. I really drink soda, so but yeah, so whenever I like that I started there and I thought I'd be like an act, I never thought I'd be like a working, you know, comedian. That was like the goal, you know, but you never then when you're doing it, you're just like, oh, I guess it's here. Um I guess I need to take more time to appreciate those things, you know. And I think I do. Like I still like I fly and I can still feel that I'm the only one on the plane that like cares that we're like above the clouds. Like if you had never flown or heard of flying in your life and one and just woke up and got on an airplane and then looked out, you would be like, Oh, we flew to heaven. And I try not to let that slip by and all these like grand moments and uh you know, cool things we get to do, people we get to meet, and so I'm trying to I'm trying to just fall not back in love, but it just feels like uh like stand-ups just dude, it beats the sh it does beat the shit out of you. You do you do it to yourself in a way, but like, dude, I mean there's times you if I told you how little money you make when you not even start, like do it for a long time. Like I drove across the country for a hundred bucks. And like at the end of the night, you're like, if I might not get this hundred bucks, and then you're like, you'd have to just go, okay. Because I know so many people are like, I'll kick their fucking ass. No, you wouldn't. Because they're the that happened to someone else. It happens all the time, and when it happens to me, I'll tell people and no one gives a fuck. That's the thing, is like it's like stand-up doesn't even stick up for you. And then through through the year, dude, I remember there's a time I almost didn't get paid when I first went on the road. Like, I swear to God, Nikki Glazer was like, Have you gotten paid from them yet? And I was like, No, they go, you have to get paid or they will not pay you. And I swear I was like, I, you know what, I'll do the job for free. I was gonna be like, I was gonna be like force gump mowing the grass, except for it was that me doing like two to four mediocre feature sets opening for Nikki Glazer, because she was kind enough to take me on the road and then also kind enough to make sure I got paid. Because there's also been times I've been with comedians, you're like, I didn't get paid, and they're like, damn, also me either. I think we have to get the fuck out of here. So, you know, to go through all of that, it's not like you fall out of love with it. I there's nothing more I'd rather do easily. It's not even fucking close. But then you're like, well, it's beating the shit out of me. So then you want to just like have that love for it, but you're also just like, it feels like me and stand-up are in couples counseling, and it's going good, it's going great, but you're like, but just so you know, this person has made me sleep in my car. This person did also not, I was, I, you know, like didn't care that I got my car impounded. I still had to make it to the show, like all these, and then you you know what I'm saying? And you don't even care if I make money, you're do all these sacrifices, and then stand-up's just kind of like like stand-up doesn't really care, it doesn't need us, doesn't need me at all. It doesn't even, it kind of doesn't even want any of us, and it'll try to push you out. You have to have this confidence and humility at the same time. God, you're I mean, am I could I get more poetic and be on my own high horse? It's my podcast, so I'll tell you what. But yeah, you have to like humbly have confidence, you know? Like I can't, you just I can't come in and be that guy that's like fuck you guys, and go on stage and I'm like Elvis Presley and I can sing like because there's times you do a joke and dude, you can do it and it's amazing. And then you can do it another time, and people are like, we actually hate you, and you gotta fuck, and you have to figure you have to figure that out every night. There's no break. So I guess I'm just feeling that. I got no regrets right now. I'm feeling this. My head is so cold and low. I'm feeling this. Let me go in her room. And she wants me to. I want to take we're getting a little man. Every song from my generation, you just can't say out loud. You can! Don't have the woke mind virus. I don't, you know, I'm just also God, to get canceled before before I even put my shoes on. What a what a what a blast. But I really am having like I really am having the best time. I think it's just those, uh, I think it's just like you feel like, you know, sometimes I just you're just getting your ass kicked while also trying to work out, you know? And then I'll also try to give myself a break because you'll hear people be like, dude, I'd rather I would rather die. I would rather have my life end than walk on stage in front of a bunch of people. And you're like, I don't, I I have to do this. And they're like, that's crazy. I'm like, I know. That's the difference between that's the difference between me and you is that I don't care if I bomb, which is probably a sickness, but also probably given to me by my father, and his father before him, and then his two fathers, and then their fathers. Oh man. Yeah, so and I gotta I just I have a lot of um I don't know. I have a lot of charisma, and that's something that I'm trying to I don't know, just trying to accept because I kind of feel like um who gives a fuck what I feel like, I guess, but I just kind of feel like I've been I don't know, claustrophobic in myself. Like I can think of a couple instances where I've like tried to turn myself down, if that makes sense. Like kind of turn try to just like turn my volume, like turn my volume bob down. And uh and then I realized what sucks is like that didn't even work. Like trying to be a better version of myself, trying to um I guess fucking conform, but even though you think you're doing it for someone else or other people or whatever, it's like I'm just not I'm just not that guy. I'm a loud, disrespectful, kind, not nice. Sometimes those were sometimes it'll overlap and I'll be kind and nice, but I'm not, I just don't think I'm really that, but I dwell on like things that I do and things that I could work on, and I think it's time that I Yeah, I guess I give myself a break. But yeah, yeah. Because what if I don't get if I'm not gonna give myself a break, there's no one else's, right? Yeah. I think that's probably right. And even though no one's listening to this podcast at this point No. Even though if you know I care about other people, and even though it seems maybe rude or egotistical, narcissistic, or whatever, I guess I have to care about myself. Because if I I tried really hard to care about other people and it wasn't and it wasn't even enough, and it didn't and it didn't even lead to I don't that it didn't even lead to anything good, and not that I'm a sociopath, it's just like, well, if that's you know, I'm not if that's also the way to be insane too, is to do the same thing, expect like different uh results. So I think that's what I'm trying to do is just trying to do different stuff, which I also did last night, like I went on stage and I was like, I don't want to start with the same thing that I always do. And so I just kind of like was like, well, then do different things before you go on stage. So then before I went on stage, I was just trying to think differently. You know, sometimes you're just kind of trying to shake your own self in your head because you go down the same pathway, sometimes trying to like shake those neurons up. So I got to uh I got to feel what that was like to do that, and then to also like I just had this new bit that I wanted to try, but I also didn't want to like look in my notebook and be like, you got mine for it, draw it in real quick. So yeah. And and then I also got and then also I came home after the show and I was editing a set, and I thought I saw a part of me that I was like, oh, I didn't even know I had that much fun. Like, so I don't know. I'm probably just that's probably just what it is. It's probably just getting lost in the sauce, getting lost in that like depression and trying to figure out um yeah, how to navigate my way out of it. Cause also I'm also not I I don't I don't who gives a fuck? But I don't do I don't like take medicine or anything to try to like balance this out because I feel like I feel like if I just had a regular job, I'd be probably fine. Probably going like crazy in my head. But it's like, dude, of course I feel crazy. Like I live, I wake up in the morning, I try to eat healthy, try to work out, try to do everything, and then at night I had your blood pump so hard. Like I literally felt myself be calm all day, and then we got to the comedy club, and you're like, oh yeah, my heart knows that I have to do something that other people would rather die than do. So you kind of pull it together, and um yeah, that's what I did last night, and I had a lot of fun moments, but yeah, I think I was just I was kind of feeling like a little yeah, I was just I've been feeling like a drought with my with everything, and I you know it's also with people too. I've just kind of been feeling drought-esque, but that's my problem, and um sticking hopefully away from it. I'm trying to pull away from it and get that like it's I feel like I have jelly all over my hands. It's like Sarah jelly. I'm trying to fucking and then you do it, and you're like, okay, cool, but then you're like, oh fuck, I just dirtied everything around me. So trying to figure that out. But um yeah, I'm working hard, and I think here's what I here's what I want for the next hundred episodes, because that's one thing I've been doing more than I ever have, and I just saw a beautiful bird. Um, one of the things I've just been trying to do is plan. And so for the next hundred episodes, I want to plan. I have good guests. I already have another guest unless something happens that I'm very excited about. Um, I am a super lucky guy. I got to go hang out with Story of the Year while they were getting ready to go do the When We Were Young Festival. I got to hear Gasoline, their brand new song. I love that, dude. Uh, Ryan, their guitar player, like after the uh after I watched like their rehearsals, just me. Just me sitting there, hi guys! And after this, he was like, dude, I almost called it a show because that's what it felt like, and it's what you did. And they were, you know, they were showing me their songs, which I think is why they call them shows. I think it's all on Instagram today. But he was like, dude, is that boring from you? I'm like watching my favorite band practice their new song, their songs that I love. I'm actually just surprised I didn't cry in front of you guys. But I didn't, I held it together. That's just real life. Um, yeah, it's a beautiful day. The clouds are soaring by. I'm gonna find time to enjoy myself, and uh, it's also not it's also not what you have to do too. I think the reason I try to talk about how I'm feeling on here is because I feel like if you're feeling a certain way too, and connect with that, it is okay to not swallow, but to sit in sadness and try to figure out why you're sad, and that's what I've been doing. And for the first time, I also haven't been telling anybody like exactly like exactly what's been going on. And honestly, as a guy, it's so much better. Like I tried to do this joke last night and it worked so well. And I don't usually talk about this, I don't really compare guys to girl. I just don't really, I don't know, I don't like to do it, but if this felt so true, is I was like, Have you ever told a girl how you felt and like cried in front of her in the sky with every you know people like yeah, and I go, Can't do that. And everyone kind of laughed, but then I was like, You can't do that because like I go, and I asked this guy, I was like, Have you ever cried in front of a girl? He's like, Yeah, and I was like, and where are they now? And he laughed. He was like, Yeah, they're gone. I'm like, Yeah, they leave. I've never cried. I was like, I cried in front of my mom, and she like called me a pussy, and she's like, Get the get out of here. Like, my mom has called me that before. So if you're like, don't say that word, my mom called me. That um at the doctor's office, I was getting a scope in the back of my nose, and they went and they were they were like blowing it up, and dude, that doesn't feel good. I was just like, What fuck? And I remember I was a kid, I was probably like I was probably like 15. And my mom goes, You're kind of being a pussy right now. I was like, Mom! She's like, I was like, that's awesome. I also love that we'll never have like a deep conversation in our entire lives, and that you'll admit to that, but you will call me a pussy. And people are like, Why aren't you close with your parents? That's just real life. I didn't mean to bum you out this episode, but I did mean to have it be super honest. That's what episode 100 is about, and this is what I want to work on. The future I'm gonna save up, hopefully get a dirt bike, hopefully see you guys out on the road. Story of the year is going on the road with sense is fail, and I'm gonna if you see that I have a gap in my schedule, you'll guess that I'm gonna be able to get a story of the year show. Um, but other than that, I don't know where I'll be. I'll be on the road. Uh, I got a lot of shows coming up next week. Um uh I'll be in Springfield. No, I won't. Why did I just say that? No, I will be in Reno. That's what I was just thinking, I don't know why. Um I will be in Reno. I will be in Reno. Excited to be in Reno. I got like, dude, we have eight shows, and then we're going on the road. We have um just a bunch of stuff. Check it out at bobbyjcox.com. I'm exhausted, I'm hungry, but I always want to make sure that I check in and do the things that I promised my fucking self I would do. Love ya. Talk to you later.

SPEAKER_00:

Bye.