The Gospel According to Jeromy
Welcome to "The Gospel According to Jeromy" podcast, where faith, humor, and heartfelt stories collide in a lively conversation about life, love, and everything in between. Join your host Jeromy Deibler, along with co-hosts Jennifer Deibler and Drew Powell, as they share the Dieblers journey from being the acclaimed Christian band FFH to their current path in spiritual direction.
In this engaging and candid podcast, Jeromy, Jennifer, and Drew offer a unique blend of perspectives on spirituality, mental health, emotional well-being, and personal growth. Drawing from their extensive experiences on the road and life's ups and downs, they explore the joys and challenges of faith, all while sprinkling in some humor along the way.
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The Gospel According to Jeromy
With The Deek
Prepare for a good dose of laughter and reflection as we tackle the intricacies of family life in this episode! Drawing on hilarious anecdotes, we explore how sibling experiences differ across generations and how parenting styles shape our understanding of familial relationships. From playful nicknames with amusing origins to wild encounters that had us scrambling, our stories reveal the dynamics of growing up with siblings.
We dive deep into how significant differences emerge as a result of age gaps and parenting decisions. Listeners will resonate with our tales of emergency mishaps and the lessons learned along the way. As we unpack these experiences, we encourage listeners to appreciate and laugh at their family dynamics while also reflecting on the growing role of technology in our relationships.
Join us in sharing a laugh or two about our call outs and shout outs, recognizing those who impact our worlds positively while also digesting the realities of family life that lead to humorous stories. You won't want to miss this insightful episode—subscribe now and keep the laughs coming!
hey, hey, hey hey everybody, welcome to the gospel uh hey, yo hey, I'm making sure everybody's working are we good I'm here drew hey, we're all here you're producing, you trust jennifer with the audio.
Speaker 4:No, but I'm not gonna put those buds in my ears. Dude, you're such a wuss. It's got hutch wax all over them.
Speaker 1:No, it doesn't Just put it, you don't even.
Speaker 2:That's my wax.
Speaker 1:Well, that is bad then.
Speaker 2:Honestly, it's a little better. Last week we talked about our if we were gay, yeah.
Speaker 1:That's true, you guys are a couple that meant a as a compliment.
Speaker 2:I took it as a compliment. Everybody, welcome back to the Gospel. According to Jeremy, we're here this week with Big Bird. Big Bird, I like that. Jennifer Dibler, that's me. Big Bird, yeah, you like that, my brother, deke.
Speaker 3:Hey.
Speaker 2:Also known as Derek oh, and he's writing on the paper.
Speaker 4:Oh, okay, my gosh, why would you?
Speaker 1:do that. Look, he just is so entitled I need to write, drew, so I don't forget your name.
Speaker 3:If I forget their names, we're all in trouble.
Speaker 1:That is true, derek and Drew. Can we even see Deke with this?
Speaker 3:bikini. Oh yeah, should I move it? No, your shot's great, Awesome, yeah, you look great.
Speaker 2:So we call him Deke, his name's Derek. I was trying to figure that out this morning but it's why I him as Big Bird. So when he was little he was just a skinny little guy and our dad used to call him Beaker.
Speaker 1:Oh, Beaker Like the Muppets. I guess it got turned to.
Speaker 2:Deeker, and it ended up Deek.
Speaker 3:That was the short final version was Deek and it stuck.
Speaker 2:I don't know if you've used a microphone before, but make sure you're right up on it. You want me to be honest then. I sell these things for a living.
Speaker 3:You think. I'd know how to use them.
Speaker 2:It's crazy how much you guys don't look like brothers. We did. We don't look like brothers.
Speaker 4:No not even remotely part of the same family, he looks like Hutch. To me, derek looks like Hutch to me.
Speaker 2:He does look like.
Speaker 1:Hutch. It's because there's a picture of you and deke, and hutch thought he's like, well, that's just me and daddy. I'm like, no, that's your uncle deke and he's like what it's so weird how much you and hutch look like yeah, it's funny. I see him and I'm like dang okay, yeah, like there's, but where did you come from, because I don't, but I never thought you looked like your dad until too late to have that to clarify we don't have the same mom. That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 2:Okay, that helps a little bit.
Speaker 1:I always thought maybe you looked like your mom's side. Because I never thought you looked like your dad until this trip. And I was like, holy crap, you were talking last night and it was weirding me out.
Speaker 3:So you know, what's weird is they have these things on the phone where you can filter to look like you're older. And I put my face in one and I looked like Dad. I mean, it freaked me out, Completely freaked me out.
Speaker 1:You really favored Dad. I actually was scrolling through old pictures last night and you had done that and I saw a picture of him old and I thought it was a picture of your dad.
Speaker 4:Babe, I've never done that. Yes, you have that was a recent picture of him. You've done that.
Speaker 1:Yes, you have that was a recent picture of him. No, I promise you have, I'll show it to you later. We did it one time.
Speaker 4:I promise, how much younger are you than Jeremy? 10 years, yeah.
Speaker 2:Yeah, so we have a different mom he's 10 years younger than me and we have a sister that's almost 20 years younger than me. So dad spread them out. She's 10 years younger than you.
Speaker 4:Yeah, almost, I think she's eight.
Speaker 2:Gosh, he was like parenting little kids for so long he was I know and we all have like no disrespect, but that's not the way to do it.
Speaker 4:No, my gosh, look at you.
Speaker 2:Got to get it over in the get them all done at one time well, and we all have very different experiences of death oh, I bet like it's so weird I mean, dad was growing up when I was growing up and by the time Sarah got here our sister I remember dad bought Sarah a car and I'm like dad, what the heck.
Speaker 1:You didn't buy me anything.
Speaker 2:And he's like dude, I'm not doing it for her, I'm doing it for me, I'm not driving her around anymore.
Speaker 4:Yeah, I get that. I mean, even my youngest kids are having a very different experience than my older kids, just Hutch and.
Speaker 1:Sadie have a completely different experience.
Speaker 4:Oh yeah.
Speaker 1:I mean, that's just two kids and four years.
Speaker 2:We alluded to this on the last podcast, but Hutch had a talk with me and part of it was how I'm raising Sadie.
Speaker 4:Because he's the expert. Hutch had an intervention.
Speaker 3:Dad, we need to talk. Well, my oldest ones.
Speaker 4:I'm like I would have done this for you if I could. It's like driving my kids 25 minutes one way to their private school. And Grace is like yeah, I went out at 5 am in the morning in the cold and stood for the bus and you all never took me to school. I was like you're right, I never went to your middle school one time, never stepped foot in it.
Speaker 1:No, that's not true.
Speaker 4:I went to a couple theater performances. I never went to Hillsborough Middle. I didn't know one teacher, right, I don't know anything about their. I don't know Independence High School. I know nothing about it.
Speaker 1:If my kids would have gone to public school, that would have been me. They go in there and I am hands off.
Speaker 4:I'm like you know what for you?
Speaker 2:I just couldn't then, yeah, I, I listen to nate bergetzi every week and his thing is he said one time the school called me to tell me my daughter was sick and he he'd be like. He's like.
Speaker 4:Well, you have to tell me where you're calling from and what grade she's in well, he's even offended that, like he's talking to him, yeah, like I don't know why you're calling me and I don't know what grade she's in.
Speaker 2:So are you working?
Speaker 1:no, so he's you mean like on the phone right now he's an android user and deke, so deke has always been.
Speaker 2:No, I know drew's like it's tough immediately look down on d the oxygen yeah, it's tough deke has been an early adopter of technology since he was little one time we were flying him somewhere and we dropped him off at I think he came to visit us. Yeah, we dropped him off at security to go back home and he walked through security and it beeped and so he's like, oh, it's probably my pager, so he took out his pager.
Speaker 1:How old is Deke at this point? I don't know, so he took out his pager.
Speaker 2:So then they're like okay, kid, go back through. So he takes out his pager, hands it to him, goes back through. It beeps again. So he takes out his like Walkman, like his Discman, oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. So it beeps again. He comes back in and they're like okay, go back through, he gets it. It beeps again. He takes out his TV.
Speaker 1:His little portable TV. Now we're talking.
Speaker 3:That's hilarious.
Speaker 1:This would have been 90s. This was the 90s he had a portable TV, mr Gadget Totally.
Speaker 3:Look at that. Open that up. I got my the foldable phone.
Speaker 4:Oh yeah, which you know, Apple users don't have yet, apparently, and that's honestly part of my response to that was that was all the emotions that were going through my head when I heard that. I was like he probably has a superior device to the rest of us yeah but you still have green text messages who cares about that?
Speaker 1:why, when someone has a green text message, I immediately have contempt really I won't, just couldn't care, but I won't put them on a group text.
Speaker 4:If we went feature for feature, I guarantee you that is superior.
Speaker 1:Oh, it's so much better.
Speaker 2:But will you keep somebody out of a group text for that reason? Because it turns everybody green.
Speaker 1:Does it turn everyone green?
Speaker 2:Yes.
Speaker 4:I have done that before I have just sidebar texted someone because I don't want to deal with their greenness in our group chat what is the deal with the greenness?
Speaker 1:I don't get it. Who freaking cares?
Speaker 2:The other thing is Also, you can't receive a PDF from us. Well now, that is dumb, that is lame.
Speaker 1:And you can't like if we were to just comment on like, if we were just to heart something.
Speaker 3:Yeah, it doesn't come through. No, it comes through, as Jennifer heart this comment, and that's why we all get that too, if you're green in our group chat.
Speaker 4:So instead of it just going every time someone hearts, now we got 10 hearts.
Speaker 1:See what we have to deal with because of you, you and my mom could talk, because you're both green. You're both green.
Speaker 2:Is this our group? Call out it might be. Okay, call outs and shout outs. You don't know about this, but this season we put in a new segment. It's called call outs and shout outs. So each of us bring in a call out like something that has, like, restored our faith in humanity, like no, sorry, that's a shout out and then these are very confusing a call out is no, I gotta call you out on that, so I'll go first this week I want to go first I'll go first, that's fine this is gonna be brought to you.
Speaker 1:No, go ahead. No, you go first because I'm I just didn't want us to have the same one, and then we'd be like, well, we won't.
Speaker 2:Okay, then you go, my shout out is to our mechanic named Ty. So Jennifer and me were driving to church on Sunday and Hutch has recently bought this old vintage truck. I told you about it because, oddly enough, we shouted out our friend Monty. Oh right, we shouted out our friend Monty. He was listening to the podcast on the way home. He's like thanks for the shout out.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:So Hutch had the truck for about a week, then left to play music in Europe, and he said to us, he said we drive we drive it a couple of times so we hadn't started it up. So I was like, let's just drive it to church, so we get in it to drive it to church, we get to the red light down the street on Carothers. You can give our address if you want, real quick. Hey, carothers is a big road. Nobody knows where we live.
Speaker 1:With all our tens of followers and listeners.
Speaker 2:So Jennifer's like man. It really smells in here.
Speaker 1:Like there's a hot smell.
Speaker 2:And I said, yeah, you know, I think it just smells like engine. It was smelling like that the other day. And so we take off from that light, we get a block to the next light and there's smoke Like legit smoke, not like a fire.
Speaker 1:It was pouring in the vents by the time, so tell them how you got into the gas station.
Speaker 2:Well. So we got to the next light and we were stopped and she's like babe, there's smoke coming out of the vent.
Speaker 1:I mean it was like it's now at this point, at that light, it was pouring.
Speaker 2:Yeah, and then I mean, the light turned green. I pulled front and we couldn't see each other.
Speaker 1:You pulled over the grass medium. Everyone thought you guys were smoking. Well, we stopped. I Well we stopped.
Speaker 2:I stopped. Oh, right, right, right I got out of it because I was like, let me try to look under it.
Speaker 1:We thought, maybe the underneath.
Speaker 2:And I looked at the guy behind me and he was going.
Speaker 1:man, I don't like we didn't know what was going on.
Speaker 2:I was like okay, so I started it again. And it is just, we are smoking to death inside this thing. So I was we gotta get over to that gas station. Um, I said I'll just do a ue up here. And she's like go the median. So we jumped the median, went over to the gas station, freezing outside with our windows.
Speaker 2:We had to crank the windows down so I pulled in, stopped, shut it off immediately. I pulled away from the gas pumps because I didn't know what was going on we pulled up the hood and there's just smoke pouring out of this one spot in the engine up by the windshield and I was like I was like, babe, look, you can see where it's coming out, Like it's just, it's a steady stream of smoke, Um.
Speaker 2:and I was like, well, I mean, we'll have to just leave it shut off until it cools down and try to limp at home or call a mechanic or whatever. And we put the hood up and we're watching and we're thinking it's surely it's going to die down. And then Jennifer goes.
Speaker 1:I was like you know it's smoking more. It's starting to smoke again. Go ahead.
Speaker 2:No, I'm just no, no, no, go ahead and finish.
Speaker 1:I don't want to. I just wanted to interject that you want me to finish it, yeah finish it, yeah it was a big up the end. Um, and so then she goes oh babe, uh fire fire, we have it's.
Speaker 2:I got out and looked. There was literally a flame. No way the hood.
Speaker 1:Yeah, flame happening like a little campfire little campfire in the car well, the truck under the hood under the hood, but so I'm like so thankfully you said go get the gas, like I was.
Speaker 2:I was thinking call 911 and you're like, babe, go get the fire extinguisher. So I went, broke the glass by the gas pump.
Speaker 1:How crazy. Yeah, it was crazy. I always wanted to do that. We have a video. He's like start videoing.
Speaker 2:I said start videoing because Not because I was like I don't want Hutch to think we did something to this truck.
Speaker 4:My anxiety right now is all around. How did you tell Hutch yeah? So I was like start videoing.
Speaker 2:So he knows we legitimately had to, Because I'm thinking engine fire. This thing is going to be total.
Speaker 1:We're done, it's done.
Speaker 2:Anyway, we put out the fire.
Speaker 1:Which crazy. When you do a fire extinguisher, it's just powder. It's just this weird. I've never used one. I know it was like you hear me on the video going Do you know how to use this. Have you used one?
Speaker 4:No, never.
Speaker 2:Have you no. It was crazy Okay so, and it's not like WALL-E when it has a lot of power. Like I was thinking, this thing is going to shoot me Across the parking lot it's like he was in space so there.
Speaker 1:Oh, that's right. There wasn't any friction for me, yeah the gravity thing okay, so we put it out.
Speaker 2:We got it cooled down, we coasted it into a spot, so it's a sunday so we're in our dress clothes sadie comes, picks us up time out.
Speaker 1:No us trying to get it in a parking spot. He's trying to roll it in neutral because we couldn't start it again and catch on fire again.
Speaker 2:Mind you, this is an old truck. It has no power steering.
Speaker 1:Here I am in my heels pushing the truck. This would have been so good to have on video.
Speaker 2:I told her. I said, babe, you are not pushing me anyway.
Speaker 1:There's no way.
Speaker 2:I'm only going to run you over.
Speaker 1:He's like you're not helping.
Speaker 2:Anyways, Anyways got it into a spot. That night I called a mechanic, Shout out to.
Speaker 1:Ty. How did you find him?
Speaker 2:There was just this thing on the internet with some good Yelp reviews like Ty's the best. Ty will come anywhere. I called Ty. He comes out the next morning Within 20 minutes, had the part off and he'll be in the driveway here in about 10 minutes putting it on. For a total of A total of like 300 and some bucks. Are you serious? That's parts and labor. Yeah, that's great.
Speaker 1:Now also, that probably is because it's an 82 Ford truck. The parts are probably pretty cheap, right.
Speaker 3:Well, he had to find them and order them. Finding them might be the challenge.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:But you know how, when you're with a mechanic, you're like ah yeah, you're taking me for a ride and there's nothing I can do about it. Because he was trying to explain it to me and I'm like man. We're a family of musicians. I don't even know.
Speaker 1:We know nothing.
Speaker 2:When the guy sold us this truck he tried to show us of the hood and we're like, yeah, there's a, there's a big round thing and some other hoses there's a whole bunch of stuff connected other stuff I thought your call out this week was going to be monty again.
Speaker 2:Monty, monty screwed us on this deal my shout out for this week is ty. I mean, we're like he actually took it all apart and was like you can drive it home, dude, like everything that could catch on fire is gone that's amazing uh, call out is uh, wait a minute.
Speaker 4:Hutch was fine with the whole thing.
Speaker 1:No, he's not here well, you did text him and sent him the video and he was very sweet about it. He's like I'm so sorry you had to deal with that.
Speaker 4:Oh, that's nice yeah, he's in a very good mood, which concerns me.
Speaker 1:Well, he's in rome. Well, he, he seems to really like rome. Okay, I got a video of him today telling my pope joke in front of the vatican. He's in rome. Well he, he seems to really like rome. Okay, I got a video of him today telling my pope joke in front of the vatican. He's like I just butchered your pope joke pope joke. I have a good pope joke, but I won't tell it here, it's too long um, okay, so I'll tell it later my call out is gonna be shorter.
Speaker 2:Um is the parking situation in our little town of Franklin.
Speaker 1:It's the worst.
Speaker 2:I know the parking girl, I know she has a job to do, but I got a ticket last week.
Speaker 4:That's a woman by the way, she's awful.
Speaker 1:I got a ticket.
Speaker 2:last week it's two-hour parking. I'm usually pretty good about remembering I was three minutes late.
Speaker 1:She's a.
Speaker 2:Three minutes late.
Speaker 1:She's the worst 40 bucks, 40 bucks, 40 bucks.
Speaker 2:I won't have to pay it because I'm friends with the alderman, but still the principle of it is.
Speaker 1:Can the alderman get you out of a ticket?
Speaker 4:She can be negotiated with and reasoned with, though I've done that before oh, he's done Listen.
Speaker 1:If you have a conversation with her ahead of time, she'll give you a little grace if you don't one minute after he has talked to her so many times.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I mean, I have. He's always parked in front of meredith, always, I mean, and the guy that does the back, I was parked in the meredith guy. That does the back mean well, the guy that's behind meredith is a different guy oh, you mean the parking guy?
Speaker 1:yeah, and I've.
Speaker 2:I've seen him walk up to my car and I've gone. Look they let me park here the owner, it's their space and he's like sorry, bro, Ticket.
Speaker 1:Which? Who cares? You're a private company. I'm not paying you.
Speaker 2:I know.
Speaker 1:The city's one thing, but I'm not paying some private parking lot.
Speaker 2:Which leads me. I'm sorry.
Speaker 1:Every time I look over at you, I'm distracted.
Speaker 2:No, no, I like them on. You're on the do not rent list.
Speaker 1:Oh my gosh, that's a great call out, yeah Good call what?
Speaker 3:So I didn't even know this. I rented in Lancaster. I drove up to Connecticut and I'm driving back with this Toyota Tacoma and driving down the highway about 1030 at night and the tire pressure light comes on and I thought nothing of it. Half of my vehicles all have that tire pressure light.
Speaker 3:I'm like I'll just look at it when I fill up and then the truck starts driving, funny, I like uh oh, that's, that's not just a low tire, that's a, that's a really low tire. So I pull off to the side of the road, side of the shoulder on the highway, and uh, and the tire had come off the rim and was wrapped around the axle of the truck. I'm like uh-, oh. So I'm like how I'm trying to get it off of the rim and the wheel off of the truck and just wasn't coming off. So I called AAA, I called the credit card company, I called Avis. Nobody was able to help me. The best AAA could do was get there like 1.30 in the morning.
Speaker 3:Oh my gosh, I'm on my way to New York for a meeting the next morning. I'm like I get in the truck, I say a little prayer. I'm like I just want to get to bed. I go back out. I thought you know, I put the truck in neutral. Maybe I can turn the wheel backwards to get the tire to unwind.
Speaker 2:Wait you changed the tire.
Speaker 4:So I ended up changing it. Yeah, I ended up-.
Speaker 2:Kudos to you that you know how to change a tire. Listen to you that you know how to change a tire. Listen, deke's a musician too, so it's pretty shocking that you could do that. I tell you who we did not learn that from?
Speaker 3:is our dad? No, that's true. No, spend his entire career in the car business and never never went under.
Speaker 1:He didn't know how to work.
Speaker 4:No, no, he could sell one, though oh yeah, he's a car salesman, but not a mechanic yes, no, not at all, but I I've got.
Speaker 3:I've been blessed with some friends that that do some car stuff and have taught me how to do car stuff, because I'm cheap and I like to do things on my own. So anyhow, I got the tire replaced and I got back to Lancaster then. You did yeah, yeah, took care of it, told AAA to not bother coming.
Speaker 1:Oh, my gosh Okay.
Speaker 3:So I got back, I returned the truck and I explained to the agent what had happened. And so I got back, I returned the truck and I explained to the the you know the agent what had happened and he's like eh, should be covered under warranty, no problem. Like okay, cool. Two months later I get this, this phone call. Hey, we're here calling to collect this $500 bill for for, uh, for this tire damage. I'm like why? And I explained what happened and they're like yeah, you're, you're responsible for this. I'm like no, I shouldn't be. I'm like the inconvenience and I had to change this.
Speaker 2:I'm on the side of the highway. You ought to be thanking me Right, exactly, seriously, you owe me money.
Speaker 3:Yeah, so anyhow, fast forward to. Well, they called me a couple months later and asked again why I wasn't paying this. And I explained to them again and they asked me to send them an email. So I did, I to send them an email. So I did, I outlined everything that had happened and that was that. Then last week I'm trying to book a rental car for my travel here this week and they said, oh, you're on a do not rent list. I'm like a what?
Speaker 1:A do not rent list.
Speaker 3:And I said why? And they said we can't actually tell you Like, okay, so get me somebody on the phone who can. And they said you'll have to email us. I'm like really you can't just anyhow. I emailed them, I get an email back and I said, well, it's because of your incident at Lancaster Airport and refusal to pay this $500 bill.
Speaker 4:Was that your go-to company that you went to? That was my preferred, that's where I went.
Speaker 3:Every time I went on business travel, yeah, wow, where I went every time I went on business travel.
Speaker 1:Yeah, wow, how about that? You probably have a lot of points built up with those losers. I didn't have a ton.
Speaker 3:It was more the benefits, but honestly, I used a different company this time around and it was great yeah.
Speaker 4:Who do you use? Now? That could be your shout out. This was National, national. I was going to tell you to go National.
Speaker 3:So it was cool, I rented him I, I rented I rented a mid-size and when I got there, like you can pick any vehicle that's in these three- rows and I'm like cool, what did I get?
Speaker 4:a challenger that's what I love about national you just go in and you, when you get in their preferred thing, you just they have rows of cars and you just walk, you go pick the one you want.
Speaker 1:Oh, it's awesome. Oh, I like that usually really nice cars.
Speaker 4:It's not the most, but when you're doing business stuff you're just whatever.
Speaker 2:This podcast is sponsored by National.
Speaker 4:National Car Rental. This is a segment.
Speaker 3:Is that actually their jingle? No, I just made it up. Oh, that's good it is now.
Speaker 1:It is now You're welcome.
Speaker 2:National Car Rental Made up our own jingle yeah, we were sponsored by Coke Zero for what a good six months. You weren't ever sponsored by Coke Zero. For what a good six months.
Speaker 1:You weren't ever sponsored by crap. You just made it up. We were just going for it.
Speaker 4:I emailed Coke.
Speaker 2:I was like we even dropped in the jingle and everything we did we dropped in the jingle of Coca-Cola.
Speaker 1:Remember our Coke jingle.
Speaker 2:No, did you know we did a Coke jingle? No, you'd remember it if you heard it Really.
Speaker 3:Yeah, really yeah.
Speaker 1:Maybe, you would he maybe didn't ever hear it Like officially yeah. For real For.
Speaker 3:Coke.
Speaker 2:Stop. That's the most royalty money we ever made was from Coke.
Speaker 1:I wish we had that now.
Speaker 2:Anyways, what's your call out? Shout out, babe.
Speaker 1:Okay, which one's the good one?
Speaker 2:The shout out.
Speaker 1:Okay, I'm going to shout out Becca, the girl that works with me at MCC Milk Couture Co. She's awesome and she listens to this podcast and she said she told me last I'm really offended that I wasn't your shout out. I'm like, well, hold on to your hat, baby, you're up next.
Speaker 4:Here it is. Would you have shouted her out If she didn't Put the pressure on you?
Speaker 1:You know I just, I'm not a person who thinks about Shouting at a person, but she is Awesome awesome, not a big words of affirmation.
Speaker 4:Can I verify that I'm?
Speaker 2:very much not, I'm sorry. I have clients and friends who'd be like, yeah, I wish my wife would compliment me. I was like, well, does she? She's like yeah, I mean yeah, she'll tell me I did a good job. She's proud of me. And I said, hey, I maybe get a compliment a year, one a year. I get a year I get a year, handsome A year.
Speaker 1:Honey, you're so handsome, but.
Speaker 2:I'm just saying like dudes, what do you want? Like buck up. Well, they get no sympathy from me on that.
Speaker 1:Becca, becca's getting a shot.
Speaker 4:Becca got one. Becca got the same amount of affirmation this year as you did.
Speaker 1:She is like. So far she got one more.
Speaker 2:She's very sweet.
Speaker 1:She is salt of the earth. A little bit of sass Just enough. But it's like evened out with sweetness, it's like aspiring.
Speaker 4:She sounds lovely, she is lovely, very hard worker.
Speaker 2:She's more of a words of defamation, wow.
Speaker 3:Words of defamation.
Speaker 4:That hard worker. She's more of a words of defamation.
Speaker 1:Wow that is terrible. Am I really?
Speaker 2:You've told me. I'm sorry, I never say anything.
Speaker 1:I'm not a good complimenter. You are with the kids Am I?
Speaker 2:Yeah, totally Okay good.
Speaker 1:I'm sorry I'm not with you. I'll try to be better.
Speaker 2:I do better. Do one a month. It's 30 years. I'm sorry I'm not with you. I'll try to be better, you don't? I mean I do better. Just do one a month. It's 30 years. I mean I get it.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I know, but 30 years, one a month is not too much to ask he's got to do something good once a month. It's not that I don't have it in here. I think it a lot.
Speaker 2:I'm just not good at them to you, so just know maybe this is on you actually it is, it's your fault, just know she's thinking it, it's your fault, just know, she's thinking it, you should know it was nice to Hutch is, or sorry, deke is a hugger and I had forgotten and I'm like oh yeah, because I hug, but some people are like no, and then they do the one arm. You know, maze is a hugger, he just goes in and I missed a good opportunity this morning then didn't.
Speaker 1:I you missed a hug. You had too much stuff in your hands, and I'm a hugger too, so I would have loved an embrace. Well, you guys can hug later.
Speaker 4:I don't know, it might be weird. Now We'll fill it out.
Speaker 2:On the way out.
Speaker 1:Please, dude, I'm a big cuddler. I'd be open to it One of his best friends for years and years. The only picture I can find of the two of them is him laying on the ground holding hands next to each other, looking. I don't even know what you guys were looking up at.
Speaker 2:Do you know what I'm talking about? Who are we talking about? Is this Kurt? Yeah?
Speaker 1:I don't know what we were looking at something and they're just holding hands, laying next to each other. Are we holding?
Speaker 2:hands.
Speaker 1:You're holding hands.
Speaker 2:Oh, that is a little gay, isn't it? It's so weird, it's so gay yeah.
Speaker 1:You guys are gay.
Speaker 4:Well, there's your affirmation.
Speaker 1:I'm affirming your gayness. I can affirm that he is totally not gay, Completely yeah.
Speaker 3:Physical touch. Yeah, that's my, I mean, that is my love language.
Speaker 4:Oh Dee, like a good pat on the back, absolutely.
Speaker 3:Yeah, oh, he's such a sweetie.
Speaker 4:I've got two kids that are cuddlers and two that are not. Yeah, the ones that aren't are not. I just don't like as much.
Speaker 1:We have one of each, we have one that's ridiculous and one that's not.
Speaker 4:Hutch is the cuddler.
Speaker 1:Oh my yeah.
Speaker 2:I mean that was his punishment was he would have to come cuddle with me. So he's not as cuddly with me.
Speaker 1:That sounds horrible. You sound a little weird when you say that it sounds like.
Speaker 2:No, that's why I'm with Bentley. It was kind of like you got to come sit on the couch, like come on.
Speaker 1:Come sit like are you? No, I'm, that's why I'm with. It was kind of like you gotta come sit on the couch like come on, yeah, come sit with me.
Speaker 2:Whether the key his whole thing was, I don't think that we send kids out when they're in trouble, like to be by themselves.
Speaker 1:I don't all right, I want them yes, you need to come I want you to come close when you're in trouble yeah.
Speaker 4:No, that's a church's job, not parents.
Speaker 2:Oh got him church's job to banish. Yeah, they do that. Well, you know a little bit about that, I do, yeah, you got banished, okay, okay.
Speaker 4:That's the only respectable way to leave.
Speaker 2:I'm not leaving until you force me out.
Speaker 4:Until you banish me, Yep absolutely.
Speaker 1:That's your call out Exile. You have a call out no. I don't know when this comes out this comes out.
Speaker 2:This comes out tomorrow.
Speaker 1:Oh, okay, so I can call out the I mean the democrats. Hello, listen, we could stand. We could stand for a child with cancer. We could stand for someone who a couple of children who died, whose parents are in the room. We could stand up and clap for that I'm with you there's nothing wrong with that I didn't watch yeah, it was long.
Speaker 2:I wasn't gonna watch, but he wanted to and he was when I came home last night from work.
Speaker 1:You were not in a happy mood about it oh, I was just tired watching this.
Speaker 2:He and I had, I had uh, I had a whiskey with him and that just makes me just tired yeah I mean, I don't drink enough to I can't drink at all anymore it just makes me so sleepy and I had that.
Speaker 1:What's our good whiskey, blantons blantons is good, right, joel davis, the gave you that blantons, yeah to hutch apparently no, it was. It was to you. I thought it was for us together. Well, it was for you. Okay, he gave it to me. I'm super bummed. Hutch isn't here. I'm ridiculously bummed so
Speaker 3:sorry.
Speaker 2:Don't be too bummed because you'd be sleeping in one of those beds. I don't care, okay.
Speaker 3:Dick doesn't care. I really don't care.
Speaker 2:You got call outs and shout outs Big Bird.
Speaker 4:My call out is going to be I won't mention the name of the school, but the school that my kids attend, for whatever reason, think it's a good idea to start field trips at like five in the morning so I'm like and I get it. I know that they're trying to save money and they don't want to do extra nights, but like, why would they want to start middle schoolers out tired at the beginning of a trip?
Speaker 1:it's like where are they going? Where'd they go? So?
Speaker 4:aj went to dc oh fun overnight field trip. Yeah, it's like four days.
Speaker 1:They're gone all week. What In middle?
Speaker 3:school.
Speaker 1:Wow this is a private school we're dealing with here Bentley went to Because you're rich Birmingham, yeah. Because he makes so much money On this podcast. Right, it's where.
Speaker 4:I monetize it privately that you guys don't know about you get paid, so they had to be there At 5 in the morning. I was up this morning At 4 am.
Speaker 1:What. Yeah, that's crazy and I'm just like so you had to get him there to Take off Her today. Yeah, oh, her Okay, but yeah, and he had to be At the airport actually At 5 am. So he's in DC.
Speaker 4:Right now he's in DC to my wife and I, having four days just the two of us at home.
Speaker 1:Oh nice.
Speaker 4:Yeah, Grace, both older girls are at college, young children on field trips, so we're on a staycation Fun.
Speaker 1:So we're going to go. What are you going?
Speaker 4:to do. We're going to go tomorrow night.
Speaker 1:We're going to go to Cork and Cow for my belated birthday dinner Steak Steak yeah, Got to go steak there.
Speaker 4:I think that's my favorite steak in town that I've had so far. I like that one a lot.
Speaker 1:There's a lot of truffles or garlic or something. I love it.
Speaker 2:Like we ever go there.
Speaker 1:Last time I went and then.
Speaker 4:Tonight we're going to go to Ash Wednesday's service.
Speaker 2:Which I'm super stoked about. We're now in Lenten Ash Wednesday. Y'all should come. What are you doing tonight, deke? I'm super stoked, oh yeah.
Speaker 4:We're now in Lenton. Yeah, we should go to that Ash Wednesday. Yeah, y'all should come.
Speaker 1:What are you doing?
Speaker 4:tonight.
Speaker 2:Deke, we're doing Deke.
Speaker 1:I didn't have to say that Hugging, we're not doing Deke, never mind, sorry that came out so wrong.
Speaker 4:That came out so wrong.
Speaker 3:Just got it Jeremy's uncomfortable.
Speaker 4:Jeremy's like wait a minute. Wow, that's hilarious breaking news.
Speaker 3:Breaking news we are zooming in, so that escalated quickly oh my gosh, that is hilarious been meaning to tell you something, babe.
Speaker 2:Look at his face, deacon.
Speaker 4:I 21 years ago.
Speaker 1:How old would you have been 21 years ago?
Speaker 3:that's too much math. 20 yeah, that could work. Deacon I 21 years ago. How old would you have been 21 years ago?
Speaker 2:That's too much math. 20. Yeah, 20.
Speaker 1:So at least you're legal. You were with your wife, who was older than me well, that's weird that is weird, so yeah, okay that's so weird babe, I promise you're hutch's dad dude relax I promise you are hutch's dad, I promise, oh my god, we're living in south africa.
Speaker 2:She, we found out she's pregnant with sadie and I said this kid better be white.
Speaker 4:And she is see-through yeah, she's definitely lord, definitely white Lord heard that prayer. Yeah, she's like an angelic porcelain, all white, so you'll be home for four days. No kids yeah and then when they get home and they don't want to be born in about nine months.
Speaker 2:Oh God, oh God.
Speaker 4:Don't know. No, those tubes are tied quadruple knot.
Speaker 2:Tied in a double knot.
Speaker 4:But when they get home then we get to go on a plane on Saturday to go to Florida for spring break. Oh, right on Nice. So the next couple weeks are going to be solid.
Speaker 2:That's great.
Speaker 1:You've got some good stuff going on.
Speaker 2:I envy Like I need a road trip. We've been here since.
Speaker 1:January we need a Florida trip. I mean, we're both craving some.
Speaker 4:Yeah, we're going to do Disney and we're going to do Ormond hometown and go to the beach. It'll be great. Emery's going to London, so she won't be with us, which is kind of a drag.
Speaker 1:Nice.
Speaker 2:Good for her though.
Speaker 4:Yeah, good for her.
Speaker 2:London, london time. All right, so that's your shout-out, call-out, shout-out, call-out. I just man, I'm thinking so. Did you have to pay for this field trip on top of?
Speaker 1:the tuition. Oh yes, you got to pay.
Speaker 4:Sports everything's extra. That's crazy.
Speaker 2:Well, we're both theater parents and that is so expensive it's expensive and very I mean time-consuming, more than sports.
Speaker 4:I think my girls were every day after school theater.
Speaker 3:It can be. Yeah, it can be. I mean, especially where we are in lancaster county pa. There's not a lot of theaters right there, so you're driving 45 minutes to an hour anywhere any direction to get to the city? Is it pittsburgh? You're close to philly, the closest big city there's a city in its own, though I mean, it's a smaller city.
Speaker 1:It's so cool, I could live there really I love it really really yeah, you don't like. Are you sick of it?
Speaker 3:You know what I'm starting? Lititz is starting to grow on me. Lititz is great yeah.
Speaker 1:Lititz.
Speaker 3:It's kind of a neat. Yeah right, it's kind of a neat little town. Why?
Speaker 1:Well, I do pronounce it Lititz. There's like a news blooper of a guy calling it Latitz.
Speaker 3:Okay.
Speaker 1:Yeah, it's spelled like that. Yeah, lancaster's got some weird names.
Speaker 2:So we here we go.
Speaker 1:Oh, here we go. It does have weird names. It's gross. It's a radius of of my mom's place.
Speaker 2:It's Latitz, uh, intercourse, blue ball and paradise.
Speaker 1:So there's these, you know yeah, they all, and they're all right next to each other. You can like, but you can string together, then you go through intercourse to get to paradise.
Speaker 3:Yeah.
Speaker 1:It's.
Speaker 3:It's awful but it just makes you wonder, right, it makes you wonder, what people were thinking those Amish people name and stuff like that.
Speaker 1:They didn't know and they all live there.
Speaker 3:Isn't that where the Amish that's the heart of the Amish.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah, amish, yeah, living in paradise, amish paradise. Yeah, they got a million kids.
Speaker 2:Do you? I was about to say, do you do business with Amish people? But I mean you're in audio, but you can buy stuff probably from them, like fruit and vegetables.
Speaker 3:Oh, of course, Absolutely.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 3:Have them build stuff. They're great builders, aren't they?
Speaker 4:Like woodworking and stuff or not so much.
Speaker 1:A little behind the times, I mean yeah, people think that, but the stuff that they sell I'm like that's cheapy looking.
Speaker 4:Oh really.
Speaker 1:A lot of it is like crap.
Speaker 2:Man we're.
Speaker 1:Listen, they're not going to hear this.
Speaker 2:Well, that's true, but a good bit of my family.
Speaker 1:They're Amish.
Speaker 2:Well, they're not listening, but you know.
Speaker 1:I'm just saying, when you go past all that Amish stuff where they sell stuff, they put this wood stuff out and it's just ugly and cheap looking.
Speaker 2:Okay, I kind of gave you a chance to walk it back and you doubled it. I doubled it, I just dug that hole deeper.
Speaker 1:I love the Amish people yeah.
Speaker 4:When I was a kid, when we'd go visit, it was always so cool to see them going by on their horse and buggy. That was a big thrill for us.
Speaker 1:Don't people get mad at the horse and buggy?
Speaker 2:thing. It's awful Really, I think it's cool.
Speaker 3:Well, yeah, if you live there, right, you're having to wait on them or whatnot, and tourists love them and it's cool for that. But I mean, when you live there and you're going to church on Sunday morning weaving around 20 of them on your way to church, it's not fun.
Speaker 1:Does it tear up the roads, the horses and buggies? That's what I've heard. I can't imagine it does that much. I don't know about that. How could it? Well, it's metal wheels I don't know.
Speaker 3:It's honestly, it's more, it's more. There's so many curves, there's so many hills, and then you've got an Amish, but you could come over Top of the hill and there's an Amish buggy. It's very scary, I mean it's.
Speaker 1:It's very dangerous Everywhere. Yeah, yeah, that's scary.
Speaker 4:Costco's funny, I mean there's like Hitching posts.
Speaker 3:Okay, I got a question about Costco, because the Costco in Lancaster there's only one really there and I've been there. I've thought to myself I have the privilege of working from home, I can go in the middle of the day whenever I want to. I'm like I'm going to go in the middle of like two in the afternoon on a Wednesday Nobody else will be there and I walk in and it's like Disneyland. I'm like where do you people work? Like don't you have jobs?
Speaker 2:No, people who shop at Costco do not have jobs.
Speaker 1:These are Same with Claire. Same with Claire. Come here, you guys, come say hi.
Speaker 3:So my question is is Costco here the same way?
Speaker 1:Yeah, Very close up.
Speaker 2:That's going to play well. It's American white women, that's who's at Costco no. No, it's American white women, that's who's at Costco no no. I mean yes, but it's a lot of old people. When's the last time you saw a?
Speaker 1:black person at Costco. Oh yeah, Sorry, she was locked in your room.
Speaker 4:In Williamson County. She wants to sit on my lap In Williamson County.
Speaker 1:They're not allowed. There is a whole lot of black people in Williamson County. They just do not. It's like oil and water. I don't know why.
Speaker 2:I think the Costco vibe is very much an afternoon. Like we show up, we get our samples.
Speaker 1:Yeah, samples are awesome, but what do people do? I don't understand and people who are I mean what do you mean?
Speaker 4:what do they do?
Speaker 1:How are you at Costco in?
Speaker 3:the middle of the afternoon.
Speaker 1:Don't you have jobs? Oh, I see what you mean.
Speaker 4:I work at a jewelry company and we were talking about becca and I were talking about this yesterday the prices of love, her things, and I'm like who can afford this stuff?
Speaker 1:like who is buying like multiple pieces of jewelry for a lot of money. I don't know, I'm just like who can afford this they don't have to do.
Speaker 4:Do you go to the bathroom?
Speaker 1:No, I just Do you take a potty break, I'm hungry.
Speaker 4:Oh mechanics, mechanics here, I can hear it, ty's out there Shout out to Ty you should bring him on See if he'll come on the podcast he's.
Speaker 3:Oh, there it goes. It started All right. You got anything else for us? Well, no, I mean we were trying to answer Deke's question about Costco. Is it just packed all the time? Yeah, totally, Every time you go in it's a zoo.
Speaker 1:Do you have self-checkout at your Costco?
Speaker 4:Yes.
Speaker 1:It's so great, it's game-changing.
Speaker 4:Oh, the one where you can just scan it, yeah it's game-changing, yeah that's great.
Speaker 1:Six of them, or nine of them, or whatever.
Speaker 4:Wait, I'm talking about the one. Oh, I'm talking about Sam's. I want to know what the special Jamie just scans at Sam's and walks out.
Speaker 3:You were talking about that at Whole Foods.
Speaker 2:Yeah, at Whole Foods, here you can.
Speaker 1:You can do your palm.
Speaker 2:Yeah, and they're getting ready to. That's the mark of the beast right there.
Speaker 1:Amen.
Speaker 2:The Costco thing that trips me out is what is the 85-year-old woman who puts the smiley face on my receipt going to do if I just walk by, right yeah? I'm like, okay, you need to see my receipt, and are they really?
Speaker 1:looking. I feel like they just go okay.
Speaker 4:They look a couple things and scan a couple things and let you go, they just mark on it.
Speaker 1:I don't been in a while. I wonder if Sam's is different.
Speaker 2:Who's also buying the car at Costco?
Speaker 1:The car? Yeah, so there's a car out there. You can buy a car there. Who is doing that?
Speaker 2:Like you, went in for batteries and came out with a Ford.
Speaker 1:A TV and a car.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 4:I don't know. That's an impulse buy right there If you buy a car at Costco.
Speaker 2:Your life's coming off the rails Seriously like what who's doing that?
Speaker 1:Is it a good deal, I wonder?
Speaker 2:You can buy a cruise and a car there, and when you walk out, that's where you A cruise, yes, and a fridge, and a fridge and tires.
Speaker 3:I was going to ask if you guys did cruise. But you obviously you did when you were singing, not for fun, right.
Speaker 1:Oh, you've never done one recreationally. I went with my sister years ago because her boss gave her two tickets on a cruise and I went with her did you like it? No, you didn't, it was okay.
Speaker 4:And then we did work ones yeah I just don't I the work ones have to be. I don't love it it's weird I was gonna say they have to be kind of miserable well, you're just contained with a lot of people. Well, you know yeah, they give you a handler, though, like someone that walks. They did on the music.
Speaker 2:One they did yeah, so we did the k love one which is oh cool which is all christian music fans, so that one's a little more intense. And then we did a family life one and they didn't have the whole shit gotcha and so that they didn't.
Speaker 4:No, that one was a little bit. Well, I was just talking to a mutual friend of ours. I just got off the K-Level one and we were talking about. I was like, and he was, and he's super introverted. So he was like, yeah, it's.
Speaker 1:I don't remember our K-Level one. Hutch was six months old, and so it was just. I was just in baby mode.
Speaker 3:I don't remember it In a way all over you when you went out. Not really it wasn't that bad, I mean no, People were very sweet.
Speaker 1:And they're very sweet people. It's not like you're with and you met some. Oh, that was on the Family Life.
Speaker 4:You met some friends that we went and visited, and they have like artist-only areas too, don't they?
Speaker 1:Maybe I don't remember.
Speaker 2:On the K-Love one. So. So this was early, so Caleb was still kind of working it out and we had fun on it.
Speaker 1:Schultz was on that one and we're friends, and so that was fun.
Speaker 2:But this particular ship, the theme of this one, was like Aquarius, and so there were statues all over the ship of mermaids, oh no, and they're like with their arms back, like this and their heads up and it's just boobs. So, which would have been fine, no one would have even noticed. Caleb went through and put bras on all of them.
Speaker 1:They didn't have bras. They had, like these black pieces of fabric that just went across the boobs. That is funny, that is hilarious it was hilarious, we're like oh no, it made it worse it was so cringy because we're like Can we not handle these statues?
Speaker 2:Yes, we're not all walking around here being turned on by these mermaid statues, but we had to have. It was very weird, we had to cover those up.
Speaker 1:It was very. Was that the one that we went on that scooter excursion? We went on a. We landed in Mexico somewhere.
Speaker 2:And they.
Speaker 1:All excursion, we went on us, we landed in mexico somewhere and they all the artists was it a lot of artists?
Speaker 2:and that anyway, they rented us scooters. They're like it was an artist, a private artist excursion it's kind of like a vespa right and so we, we were all scootering to this place on the other side of the island having dinner or lunch and then scootering back.
Speaker 1:Well they, some people got in really bad accidents. They turned 70 artists loose, like the bands, the managers their families, the managers, all those people, yeah, and they just gave us a map. What did they think was going to happen? I mean, it was dangerous and we're all just I mean we're all frowning with them.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I mean, people got legitimately hurt broken arms and stuff.
Speaker 1:Yeah, like broken, like in the ditches. Oh it was scary. Drummers of the tour broke their arms and couldn't play the rest of the tour. Yeah, Wow. It was crazy.
Speaker 3:That's bizarre.
Speaker 1:It was really funny though.
Speaker 2:And then you know. So no one had the nerve to go into the casinos. So like you'd walk by the casinos and, of course, like the blackjack dealers and stuff, they're just standing there like it was completely empty, but some of the artists did have the nerve to go to the bars really yeah, because remember I hung out with keith smith there the whole time on that oh, I don't remember that at all I was probably with hutch you were, and mom um my mom went and kept touch for me.
Speaker 2:So you know Tasha and Keith Anyways. So it was just funny to see the way that people would interact.
Speaker 1:I mean, this would have been 20 years ago. So to go into a bar as a Christian artist was very, very controversial.
Speaker 4:When I was a kid they would do big Christian music concerts at the Bandshell on Daytona Beach oh we played there. Really yeah, I remember walking down the beach one time and a group of us saw what was that band Salvador? Oh yeah, Having drinks and it wrecked us.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I mean, we just couldn't get over it. Oh, back then, that time the youth group I was just like man, I can't believe they, I can't listen to them and I'm going to go burn their CDs. Did he end up marrying Jackie Velasquez, right?
Speaker 3:Who.
Speaker 1:The lead singer of Salvador. Salvador, yeah, are they still together, do we know?
Speaker 2:No, no, do we know, can't be known. I remember we played a show one time and we must have followed Jars of Clay there, like a month earlier and, and I remember the promoter sitting with me and going man, we just had jars of clay here and you know what they were doing before the show they were rollerblading out by their bus when they should have been praying wow, they are heathens and he was like you would not believe. They were out by their bus, rollerblading in the parking can you imagine the nerve and and you know I was like man.
Speaker 2:I know those guys and they.
Speaker 1:They rollerblade, don't have them again.
Speaker 2:They rollerblade Wow.
Speaker 1:Rollerblading is of the devil.
Speaker 2:They do that a lot.
Speaker 4:You should have said just give them 15, 20 years and then wait and see what they're doing.
Speaker 2:They're really going to blow your mind. You want to have fun? Now follow Dan on Facebook. Exactly, oh my word.
Speaker 3:They were out rollerblading before the show. How dare they? They should be praying.
Speaker 1:That'll get you kicked out of the church. I know Rollerblading. Yeah, oh yeah, totally, especially in the parking lot before the show.
Speaker 4:You'll get banished.
Speaker 1:I mean, they should have been in there on their faces, I mean praying.
Speaker 4:Yeah, well, and— that's what you guys were doing before the show. We actually did.
Speaker 2:That doesn't make us any better but that was our time.
Speaker 1:Like everybody went their separate ways, and then after dinner we would go okay, let's you know we would go and pray in the sanctuary, but we were really, really trying so hard. I mean I wish we could go back and tell our little selves, but we did rollerblade and play golf. And play basketball.
Speaker 2:If you had seen us two hours ago we were, I mean when we were out with, when we were out with For Him. I played golf with those guys every day.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:Like that was. Their. More important to them was like is there a good golf course in town? Yeah, I got so good at golf on that tour, but it was just funny to hear him go. You know what they were doing before the show.
Speaker 1:Rollerblading how ridiculous. Not out at the bar. Not out at the bar. I mean, come on for real, come on people.
Speaker 2:I was like what?
Speaker 1:were you doing before you?
Speaker 2:got here fella, no kidding the pressure.
Speaker 1:Oh, I hate it.
Speaker 2:I hated that, okay, so we're gonna keep this one short, deke. Thank you for being with us, yeah.
Speaker 3:I don't know what I added, but it was fun, it was great.
Speaker 2:Deke has an expo to get to shout out to Deke. If you, if you're watching on YouTube all this gear that we use we got it all from him.
Speaker 1:Oh man, If you need gear of any kind for your church or anything, right.
Speaker 2:Is that you? What's your Instagram?
Speaker 3:How do people get a hold?
Speaker 1:of you, I mean KMC Music.
Speaker 3:That's who I work for we represent these guys and some others, yeah.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:So Derek Deibler, we got another box of, he sent some monitors down for Hutch to try. Oh my gosh, hutch is over the moon, that has always been.
Speaker 2:So you know our dad whatever the salesman customer service gene that our dad I mean dad could sell. What does your mom say Dad could sell a ketchup popsicle to an Eskimo in white gloves. I mean, he got that, you got that gene. I don't know, you're good with people. Your mom say dad could sell a ketchup popsicle to an eskimo in white gloves.
Speaker 4:I mean, he's deep, got that, you got that gene?
Speaker 3:I don't, I don't know. You're good with people, thank you you're very good with people.
Speaker 1:You're very easy to talk to.
Speaker 2:Well, you need that last night at buffalo wild wings he ended up. We got our wings half wild and got one free. I bet you know the server. You can know the server's name. God always know the server's name always, I mean he.
Speaker 1:Always, but this is a kid who, at 10 years old, would go to the restaurant and order escargot. Yes, this kid was brought up in a different level. Yeah, he had a different childhood, his dad was rolling in it when Derek was small. You didn't get escargot.
Speaker 3:Oh, no, no.
Speaker 2:Of Sarah and Deke and me. I had the beginning of the bell curve of the money and sarah kind of got the end but he was at the height.
Speaker 1:I mean, for graduation, dad bought you a crotch rocket he did.
Speaker 3:He did a suzuki katana 600 yellow. It was awesome.
Speaker 1:I was scared this is what this is what we're dealing with, and dad goes what?
Speaker 2:what did I buy you? And I said nothing. You didn't buy me anything, dad. He goes. So dad's like well, what do you want? Do you want a motorcycle? I was like no.
Speaker 4:But I just want you to acknowledge that I just want you to recognize the reality of the situation.
Speaker 1:It's different. And then all that went away.
Speaker 4:I bought my own Subaru station wagon and you bought Deke a crotch rocket. Yeah, there's a little difference, I think. Yeah, well, you turned out great, thanks, from what I can tell last hour, I think him and mom fought about that.
Speaker 3:She was not happy. I don't blame her, she's like, really she probably was scared, derek.
Speaker 1:Derek, derek, yes.
Speaker 3:That's how I have to say your name. Oh my gosh, it's like Lisa.
Speaker 1:Yeah, derek, derek.
Speaker 3:Yeah.
Speaker 1:It's great.
Speaker 3:But you did stuff right. You went to like what Not Phillies games?
Speaker 1:but you did Sixers games, sixers games, yeah you did some of that stuff.
Speaker 2:But you're right, I mean when it was a different time, way back from Sixers games, I rode on dad's lap and he let me steer. That's how old that was.
Speaker 3:I love that. I think when I was really young he did the same thing.
Speaker 2:Dad was fun to be around man.
Speaker 1:Yeah, he was fun.
Speaker 2:But you got rich dad, you got rich dad.
Speaker 1:You got the height of rich dad, you're not wrong. You were used to really high-end food he loved to eat.
Speaker 4:It's hard to come back down from that.
Speaker 1:It is, it's so hard.
Speaker 3:But I was really envious when you got your Windows phone. Yeah, you were on tour.
Speaker 4:That's the origin of it.
Speaker 3:This was right after it was. It really was, but this was right. I mean Hutch was probably two years old.
Speaker 1:I don't know.
Speaker 2:I'm guessing, who even knows. So we're talking like 20 years ago, right? Well, you came out with us before Hutch was born for a little while.
Speaker 1:I did, when Ken and Kathy were still in a row with us. Oh my gosh, how funny.
Speaker 2:But I got a Windows phone. You had a Windows phone.
Speaker 3:Oh, it was Some of the highlights of my life. Oh, I wish I would have been a better sister to you, me too, I'm sorry. I wish I would have been.
Speaker 1:I didn't understand kids, and so that is one of the biggest heartbreaks for me is that I wasn't a better sister to this guy, oh stop.
Speaker 4:It is.
Speaker 1:I think about it, it really bothers me and I'm Anyway, sorry, I'm glad we're having this conversation.
Speaker 4:I didn't know about I. Anyway, do you want to apologize?
Speaker 1:I did and I've apologized to him before the gospel, according to Jeremy's, turned into family therapy. Yeah, this is good.
Speaker 4:We need it. I feel like that was good Last night you were asking about him playing music.
Speaker 1:He was playing piano last night and.
Speaker 2:I was like oh, I forgot. Everybody's better than me, stop it, he's always-. No, he's very good, he's wrong very good, he's very good, he used to sit as a little kid again.
Speaker 1:He'd play the, he'd play those hymns at church and he'd be like all over the and anyway, people just loved it yeah, he's very good at piano very good at piano. Anyway, thank you, we need to end this yeah, we're gonna go uh kicking in everybody.
Speaker 2:Thank you for uh listening. If you, if you follow me on instagram, I'll link you up with Deke, because we do have people that listen that are musicians.
Speaker 1:Where do you work?
Speaker 2:KMC.
Speaker 3:KMC, kmc. You have a jingle for them, derek Deibler.
Speaker 4:Huh, do you have a jingle for KMC real quick.
Speaker 1:KMC.
Speaker 2:That sounded a lot like your national.
Speaker 1:Listen, they all kind of are the same. I got one in me.
Speaker 2:That sounded a lot like your national jingle.
Speaker 1:National car rental. They all go up at the end, that's good.
Speaker 2:Do you ever watch that show Tracker?
Speaker 4:It's my favorite show.
Speaker 2:That's what I turned off last night for the election to watch that instead.
Speaker 1:That is your favorite show.
Speaker 4:Yes, I love that show.
Speaker 1:You hate it. The aliens are on the move.
Speaker 2:Well, you know, he's got those lesbians that he calls when he needs to get into something.
Speaker 1:Are they still going? Does he still have the lesbians?
Speaker 2:Oh, they're gone.
Speaker 1:Oh, we're in season one or two.
Speaker 4:I'll tell you off air. Anyways, we have commentary on that.
Speaker 2:We came up with a little, because they always appear like halfway through the show. Yeah, like he'll call them, and so we're always like, oh, lesbians are on the move.
Speaker 1:On the case. On the case. Sometimes it's on the case, sometimes it's on the move. Yeah, but they're gone.
Speaker 4:One of them is Okay.
Speaker 1:Oh, she died.
Speaker 4:Nope, I'm telling you.
Speaker 1:Okay, drama, drama with the lesbians On tracker. You guys go, we need to go.
Speaker 2:Thanks everybody for listening. Like comment. Next Subscribe. I know a lot of you have commented. We're going to do an episode where we read the comments, but we just we got to rock and roll today. Subscribe.
Speaker 1:Yeah, kms, kmc.
Speaker 2:K, kms, kmc, kmc, kmc, kmc, kmc. You need a, you need a deke at Instagram yeah something.
Speaker 1:I'm so not good with that. After this you're gonna be a big deal.
Speaker 3:No, that's really sad because your life's gonna change after this. I'm a tech geek and I don't do social well, well, I don't think those phones do no.
Speaker 4:no, I bet it's got MySpace on it, yeah.
Speaker 1:MySpace. Oh, that's a good way to end.