I Got Cancelled At Lollapalooza For Not Being “WOKE”

Lollapalooza was absolute chaos… and I have A LOT to say.

From awkward conversations about pronouns, to heated discussions over abortion, to dealing with some of the rudest people I ran into all weekend, this festival had me questioning whether people have completely lost their minds. Don’t worry though—I still had an incredible time, and I’m breaking down everything that happened, the good, the bad, and the moments that had me rolling my eyes.

And somehow, we also end up talking about my love life… or lack of one. Am I finally ready to date again? Maybe. Then again, I really enjoy my peace, my freedom, and not having to explain myself to anyone. Dating sounds great… until I actually have to give someone my time.

If you’re easily offended, this episode probably isn’t for you. These are my experiences, my opinions, and my unfiltered take on everything that went down. Love it, hate it, argue in the comments—I know you will.

Transcript

SPEAKER_00 0:24

Welcome back to your favorite podcast. This is the problematic podcast. This podcast is problematic coming to you live from the setup, the new setup, actually. I am setting up in my garage. We're gonna do a live video soon. Probably in Ma in Ma. What the fuck? In the f in the fall. Listen. I am relaxing today. I go back to work tomorrow. I'm relaxing today because of this past weekend. Let me tell you this whole past weekend.

SPEAKER_01 1:00

I went to Latapalooza.

SPEAKER_00 1:03

And I had a good time. I had uh a few altercations, I wanna say. I had but for the most part I I had fun. I had so much fun. But you know what, it made me realize. Wait, I feel like I hear an echo. It made me realize, yo, for real, I hear I hear I hear an echo. Do you guys hear that? I'm talking to myself up here. I know, like I said, I do realize that I'm getting too old. I am getting too old for all of this. I am not young anymore. And to be honest, like I'm about to be I'm 39. Alright, I'm about to be 40 in a few months in January. And listen, I don't know what the fuck happened. I don't know where the change happened, but I do realize that me, I am, you know, when it comes to festivals or concerts or anything like that, I really hope this is recording. Hold on, I'm sorry. I'm not hearing I'm hearing like an echo on my headphones. When, you know, concerts, festivals, you know, I um I try to I try to get the the most not the most expensive or whatever, but the most convenient. It's all about convenience for me, to be honest. Like, listen, if you invite me out on a night out, you just need to make sure I'm already out. If you uh say I'm already like out or having dinner or grabbing a drink somewhere, and you're like, hey, you know, at nine o'clock, you know, we're gonna come over here. Alright, cool. And if I'm so out, alright, cool. I'll be like, you know what? Alright, cool, let's go. But if I'm at the house and I still need to get ready and all that, I I'm not doing that. I'm sorry, I'm not doing all that.

SPEAKER_01 3:00

Case in point. Case in point to the um to Lollapalooza. Okay, you know what?

SPEAKER_00 3:10

I oh my god. I went to I didn't go four days. Oh my god, imagine. Imagine the money I will spend. Fuck though. I only spent like $200 like each day, but whatever. La Palooza, I went on Friday. I was excited to see Sarah Larson and Charlie XEX. So, mind you, I have not been out in a while. I have not been out. I haven't been really out, but you know, I decided, you know what? Fucking let's go. Let's let's let's chill. Let's let's go to this Lolapalooza. GA Plus, by the way. Ugh, I should have got fucking VIP that day too. But anyways, I went, got there. It was raining, it was shitty here in Chicago. It was shitty as weather here in Chicago. And for the mutuals who have, you know, who went to Lala, you will attest to how horrible it fucking was. And I really honestly like, what the fuck were we doing? What the fuck were we thinking? But anyways, whatever. It was shitty weather. That's one. That's one strike. Like, and I I got there, you know. First, you know, I I was looking at the map. I was trying to figure out like where exactly am I supposed to go. I'm like, you know, GA plus entrance, you can go with VIP and VIP and uh platinum. All right, cool bet. I fucking ended up going to the main entrance. I'm like, okay, what the fuck is this? I was one already strike right there. I was already fucking tired right there. And the walking, the chafing, oh my god. But you know what was crazy? The outfit was lit. I will say, did I take any pictures? No. So it's my word against yours. I hate taking any pictures because I I still feel I feel fat. Regardless of me just getting my hair cut, you know. Actually, you know, I want to give a shout out to uh Apex Fades, I think it's in Little Village on 31st. I want to thank Alex. Alex, thanks so much, Gen Z for hit like for hooking me up on my hair, because honestly, you brought me back to life. For some of you guys who who know me in real life, RL, you know that my hair is fucking floppy and it was like all over the place, and it's like a mop, like a fucking nest. And I was already and anxious to like go get a haircut. And um, I went, I was so you know, I'm like, fuck, you know, I haven't, you know, and anything is too. I'm balding this wall. Like, from like I've been taking pills since 2020. I stopped taking them, thinking I'm like, oh, you know what? It's just you know, it's it stopped working or whatever. Like, I don't need them, but shit, I needed them because when he was cutting my hair, which did a bomb ass job. I want to say, Alex, thank you so much. You really hooked it up. But I saw in the mirror, I'm like, fuck, bro, like, cover that shit up. Like, I saw my bald spot like right there, and it was like people. Good thing when I first got there, that was like only one person, but as soon as you know, as soon as like he was done already, there was people coming in, and I saw from the mirror my bald spot. I was like, bro, cover that shit up. So it was kind of like a little awkward little like farewell. I took them $30, and the haircut was like $30, so like $60 I spent. But it was worth it was worth it because I needed a haircut, I really needed a haircut, and he hooked it up. And thank you so much, man. I I really appreciate it. And I was like, Gen Z, I'm I'm scared of Gen Z, to be honest. Exactly the same, like the same way like when I fell going to Lala, which I know I went off topic, but I'll go back. Like, Gen Z scares me, honestly. Like, I don't know if y'all are cool with me or you guys are making fun of me. Like, I work with a lot of Gen Zers, and for the most part, they always make fun of me. And you know what's crazy? Like, I try to be myself, and they call me cringe, you know. I'm like, oh my god. Like, I can't, you know, sometimes like I'm scared to like, you know, be like my real self and stuff. Cause they call me cringe, and you know, like we're cool, but it's just like, I don't know, sometimes y'all scare me, like, and it's you know, and if like if there's like a whole bunch of you guys, I feel like I'm gonna get jumped. Cause I feel like we don't have the same um mentality or we don't have the same, you know, thinking because you know, we're more advanced. Actually, no, I'll y'all more advanced than us, to be honest. But, anyways, whatever. Alex, thank you so much for hooking up my hair. Back to Lollapalooza, Gen Z. I went strike one, it was raining. Oh no, no, strike one, the entrance, the main entrance with everyone. I'm like, oh fuck, I gotta get whatever. And then like strike two, the the the fucking shitty ass weather. And you know what's crazy? Like, I've been okay. I'm Chicago here, morning raised. I I've been through Grand Park and all that, but damn it, like the mud, like the it was just too much. Oh my god. Sorry, that's like oh yeah, I saw a fucking bug. I'm just sorry. That shit was coming out of the fucking mic, hold on. But anyways, but yeah, it was I um it was scary for me. You know, but shit, hold on. What the fuck? Hold on. No, that fucking that um that shit fucking freaked me the fuck out. Alright, hold on, hopefully. I'm hoping this is just freaking recording because I'm still hearing an echo. But yeah, Grand Park, Chicago, whatever. Shitty weather, and alright, cool. I first of all I get I get I get there fucked up already. I get there fucked up already, because you know me. If you know me, I'm the one who gets fucked up in the pregame. Yep, all those vines, all the damn all those vines, all those TikToks, all those Facebook, all those Instagram reels, uh, the person getting fucked up at the pregame. That's me. But yeah, so I I I get there, I get drunk in an oop or whatever, and then I get there, I you know, and I'm like, all right, cool, bet. I had to walk it like maybe five minutes to the entrance with the normal people, and it's cool. I get there, I get my little bag, blah blah blah. I'm in there.

unknown 9:18

Okay.

SPEAKER_00 9:18

Inside La Palooza. First time, first time going to La Palooza, shitty weather. I get there, I give myself two drinks, which you know what's crazy? I get two drinks, and I had no idea that they opened it for you because I'm like, all right, I bet. So I get like a la merita and I get a B box, and then like, oh, I'm gonna put the B box in my bag. So I go by like a little table, set down my stuff, and I put the B box to the side. That's just like spills. I'm like, I didn't even I didn't even know they they opened. I'm like, like I I get it, you know. I guess that I guess they want you to buy more or whatever, but fuck, at least the warner bitch. But anyways, so I get my two drinks and I make it to T-Mobile stage where it's Sarah Larson's about to perform, and it's gonna be 4:30. Her thing was supposed to be 4:30 to 5:30. I get there, cool, whatever in the middle, you know, I get a good viewing, and then you know, it starts a little drizzling, and then I guess a little Uzi with the UV, little Susie with the whatever. Uh, you know, it says on the on the prompt that you know, he due to uh traveling issues or whatever, he won't be performing. So they bump Zara all the way to seven o'clock, and it's 4 30, and I'm like, oh fuck no, I'm not waiting. So I'm already pissed off already. So I'm I leave, I I go to the Ferris wheel. Actually, no, I don't know. I'm walking wherever, I'm like, I'm trying to see where the fuck to go. And I see the Ferris wheel. I'm like, oh cool, bad. Let me go sit down for a second. So I go there, sit down, and I sit down, and I'm like thinking to myself, like, what the fuck am I doing here? Like, this is shitty ass weather. I'm tired, I'm getting aggravated. I'm hungry, and yeah, I'm like, fucking bug. But yeah, I'm like, yeah, I don't want to be here. So I leave. I get I grab a slice of pizza and I leave. Where am I going? Why the fuck did I decide to go to Boy's Town? Now mind you, I haven't been to Boy's Town in forever because ew, gay people. So I go thinking, you know why? Let me tell you why I went. Because I had my haircut, right? I had my haircut, I was dressed fly as fuck, everything baggy, actually, but it fit me. And for once, I didn't feel fat or bloated, but still not taking pictures. So, you know, I I go. I take an Uber, it's like $14. So I'm like, oh bad, let's do this. And I take an Uber to uh Sidetrack and I get myself two drinks over there. And while I was sitting there, I'm looking around, I'm like, what the fuck am I doing here? Like honestly, like I just decided just to like leave Lollapalooza, which I paid GA Plus like for almost like $400. I leave Lollapalooza, don't see anyone. I I ain't seen nobody perform that day. I didn't even see anyone. And all I wasted was like, I got myself like a like wasted like 50 bucks on two drinks and $10 on sliced pizza. And I'm like, what the fuck? So you know, I I'm there at fucking sidetrack boys town. What the fuck am I doing here? I don't belong here. Like, I remember I used to fucking be there every other weekend. Like I used to like roll in there, be like, hey, we'll meet random people. But like I said, like as older I get, I'm just like, what the fuck? I don't want to be here. And yeah, I drink my two little slushies and getting my Uber going home. So mind you, I left the house like around like I wanna say what two? I got back like at 9.30. Not even 9.30. I got back to the house at 8.39. And yeah, I missed Charlie, Yamich, Sarah. I I missed uh I missed a lot of things day one. And the next day when I woke up, thank god I had to be like doing nothing. I feel like so like tired as fuck. I'm like, bro, but what the fuck? I didn't even do anything. Wait, seeing that's old age for you. That is old age. And I'm and I'm really feeling it. But yesterday, Sunday, I honestly Sunday yesterday was the best time. I won't I'm like, I'm gonna get to a little uh well some of the bad things, but let me give you the good of the last day of Lollapalooza, day two for me, because I can't do four days. I went to see the chain smokers, you know, saw them, but so I get there, same fucking entrance. I'm fucking looking first of all Lapalooza, get your shit together because I went to the fucking y'all send that fucking schedule or whatever the fuck, you know, like where to go, whatever. I I'm looking for the the VIP entrance. I can't find it. I ended up going to the main entrance again with the rest of the with the rest of them. That was strike one, but the weather was fucking perfect. It wasn't raining, it wasn't hot, it was it was nice. So, alright, cool, whatever. I get there. First thing I'm looking for is the VIP section because if I spend a $700 ticket for VIP, I'll trust. I'll get there on time and I'm saying it a whole night. So I I go, I'm like, you know what? I'm not gonna eat nothing right now or drink anything. So let me just Oh actually, no, I oh no, no, wait, wait, hold on, hold on, hold on. So whatever. I go, I walk in, I see the Butt Light Stage. My country artist named Wayland Wyatt was performing, which I'm like, that sounds so familiar. And I remember I have a few songs on my iPhone. I'm like, oh bad, cool. So I was I stay there for a little bit, and then good thing, Budweiser had Budweiser, Bud Light Stage has the uh VIP like right there. So I go, I scan my little wristband, VIP empty. I'm like, oh, okay. And then it's just like, you know, and another thing too, the reason why I got you know VIP tickets and J plus, it's the bathroom situation. So the bathroom situation, and well, some of the VIP, because I think I was on the north or the south, I forgot which one, either other ones, north or south, the bathrooms were shit. Like, okay, it was supposed to be air conditioned, no air conditioner, nothing. Piss everywhere, people shitting on the floor. It's it was disgusting, you know. There was like a lot of tables, so I was like just sitting down, just trying to figure out my life. So that was it. And one of the things I wanted to do when I went to Lala, I wanted to try the carts, so I did the carts, and that was like the best thing ever, honestly. Going through like stage to stage. Well, actually, no, just from like north to south, south to north. It was just that, but I was taking advantage of that shit. I was like, fucking, let's go, cuz I wasn't gonna walk all that. Fuck that. It was just too much, so yeah, no, I'm not gonna walk all that. So and then uh I made it to one of the stages, T Mobile stage, and the other side of VIP, which nicer bathrooms actually. I got there, felt a little fancy, getting off the little golf car, so I went to get an Upro spritz. Once the first time actually like drinking that, and fucking 22 bucks for like a small size cup. The fuck? And the thing is though, they're giving it to you, they're already getting paid. I don't think you should be what's it called, tipping. I I don't I don't think so. And the first time I did it, it was like $17, but I tipped. I don't know why. But like $22. Yeah, whatever. So that was that was good. I went to one of the stages, I saw, I don't know, a few artists. I didn't I didn't care. As I was leaving, they were talking about trans and all that stuff, or blah blah blah, and you know, Fray Palestine. And look, I know I can be controversial, and I know I can say some things, but the thing is though, like me listen, I'm all for the trans, you know, supporting trans and all that stuff, but for me, it's back to the science. You were born a girl, you were born a boy, that's it. There's no in-between, there's no other sex, either boy or a girl. You know, you're trans, you were born a girl, you're trying to be a boy, you're still a girl. You were born a boy, you trying to be a girl, you're still a girl. Whatever. Wait, hold on. I just I was thinking about something else tonight. Well, you don't, you know what I mean. And and then like not only that, I went to so I saw Jade from Format or Little Mixer. I went to her set, cool, you know. She said, you know, like for the you know, she was seeing her her stuff. I was like icon. And then she said, like, this is for the day, for the dams. I'm like, oh my god, you just ruined it, bitch. Like, why? It's just, oh my god, whatever. And then not only that, around her stage, it's a freaking there's a a plane going, you know, advertising like abortion pills. I'm like, is this what we're doing? We're okay, and no, I know it wasn't her, it was just like the fact that there was a plane promoting abortion pills. What the fuck? Like you guys are promoting violence, you guys are promoting being a murderer? Like, what are we doing? So I don't believe that, you know, and I I kind of like I just wanted to, you know, when they were talking about all this stuff, you know. Well, they were talking about the Palestine, they were talking about the abortion pills and this and that, and you know me, I am just full of negativity, as people like to say. I didn't let that bring me down, but I was just, you know, I was saying some stuff out loud, and a few people did hear me. They're like, wait, what? And I'm like, and I just looked at them, I'm like, yeah, you said it, whatever. And it was mostly the older gays, which kind of kind of like, you know, you guys are old as fuck, and you guys look it too. There was like this, like, this is like a group of gays, like they were right next to me, and I get it being comfortable with yourself, and I get it, you're getting all that stuff, but very like and masculine men very like like you go to the gym, like they, you know, they look, you know, they were like you can tell they go to the gym, but once they talk, you know, I know sometimes I sound very feminine, I get it, but these dudes, they're like, you know, the way they're acting, the way they're talking, it's just like, you know, men used to go to war. It was just like I'm like, I was like kind of shook, like, like, damn, like I feel like they were about to come and beat me up, but they're like, girl, work, pow, and I'm like, oh my god, shit, I gotta go. I think that's something one of the reasons why I lay I left that gay world. It's because shit like that. I'm sorry. I was never not that I was never raised like that, you know. And I was never and I know like once you grow I mean nobody's raised like that, I get it, but once it's just it's just too much. Like I get it, be yourself, but is that like a character? Like, is that how you say it? Like, it's like being performative? I don't know, whatever, but I said I said what I said, I know what I said, so whatever. But I was at Jade, the Jade concert, and after that, you know, chain smoker. That was like, I think it ended around like 5 30, the Jade concert. And then they uh they uh and then I had to wait till like 8 30 for chain smokers. So I'm like, all right, cool. Let me go back to my golf carts. I was going back and forth. They hate to see me coming on for real. So I went, whatever. I went to see the chain smokers. I waited, I was getting agitated. I was like, oh my god, cool. Oh my god, but not only that, when I was at the chain smokers. Let me just say this, okay? I love white people. I love my whites. But y'all are just doing the fucking most. Honestly. And you guys are the most disrespectful motherfuckers I have ever met in my entire life. Not all of y'all, but some of y'all. Like, we're right there. It was just like me and a few people right there, right? You guys don't have to bum brush and fucking. Bitches can say excuse me. Bitches can say excuse me. Like, honestly. Like you can say, hey, excuse me, my friends are over there. Now like move out the way, my friends are up there. Like, bitch, at this point, I got friends up there. Let me know. Be fucking cordial and be fucking like be respectful. But now these bitches are like, especially the the actual bitches, the girls. Like, move it, move it. I'm like, oh fuck no, bitch. I would trip you right now. I used to think that, you know, like the you know, uh, like the other, like, like, like some of like the black folks, like, I used to think they were kind of disrespectful. No, they were like the nicest. Like, honestly, all of them that are kind of over there, they were so cool. Everything, you know, they were like respectful. Oh, excuse me, sweet, I'm sorry. Like, they bumped to you, like, oh, I'm so sorry, I'm sorry. I'm like not girl, do your thing. But the white bitches, bro, honestly, like, what the fuck? Like, and they were like most, and there was like a lot of young people at the chain smokers. So I'm like, what are y'all doing? And there was like a like a lot of one. And you like I said, a lot of my white boys has a lot of hot ones, but they were all too young. But and I had fun at Chain Smokers, but after closer, I'm like, I gotta go. Honestly, I didn't see the full set. And the thing is though with the Chain Smokers, like, they're DJs, I get it, but they have their own hits, their own, their own songs. Can we go back to performing that? I get it. You guys wanna whatever. I left and I went to the train and I came home. But yeah, that was my experience in Lollapalooza. Bitches can say excuse me, honestly. Bitches can say excuse me. What the fuck? Don't be bum rushing me. But whatever.

SPEAKER_01 24:03

That's that is my experience. Hold on, I'm sorry. That was my experience with um doing um the chain smokers.

SPEAKER_00 24:19

And I Palooza. Will I do it again? I might have to get diamond. Alright, guys. Okay, thank you so much for that little part of the portion of the podcast. And it's just me just talking my lot of Palooza. I do want to say this. I recorded an episode last time. And it's how to lose a guy in 10 days. Actually, no, how to lose three guys in 10 days. And I do want to say that there was another guy I was actually talking to. Just like yesterday, actually. And what's crazy, once again, didn't I say I was gonna stop doing the Facebook dating thing? Yeah, I didn't I never listen. So I did the Facebook dating thing, and this guy hit me up that I feel like he hit me up like prior like months back, but he came back. So whatever. He got my Snapchat, we're Snapchatting. And I don't know if I was drunk or I was like not understanding what the fuck he was saying. But you know, I pretty much, you know, we stu we stopped talking because I said some stupid shit, which I don't remember low-key. But it it got me thinking again. So it was, you know what, leaving the festival yesterday, well, Sunday, you know, I I was on a train and I I saw like these two guys, like these two younger guys, gay couple, and I was thinking to myself, I'm like, no, like that's so cute. Like honestly, like I usually get like kind of it's because it's love, it's like young love. You know, the older gays are fucking fucking each other and shit. Like they're married or they have a boyfriend and they're all fucking each other. And it's that I think that's the reason why I fucking despise the gay people, the gay people, the gay world, because it's so normalized, like, you know, and when I was in a relationship, I was with that person. Um, I mean he probably wasn't no, I mean I know he wasn't, but when I was in a relationship, I at least I was like, you know, loyal. It's just like I don't understand, like you want to have somebody, but then you're fucking around with everyone else. Okay, whatever. But anyways, moral of the story is this young couple, gay young couple go on the bus, I mean on the train. And I'm like, oh, they're so adorable. And it got me thinking, it's like, damn, I really wish I was like, you know, when I was younger, I was like accepting of myself. Because I didn't accept myself like until like 10 years ago when I turned 29. Before I'm like, gay who me? I could never. But no, that I I saw that and I'm like, oh, they're so so cute. It's just like I I really wish I was like when I was younger, I accepted myself of who who I was, and I wasn't scared to like talk to guys, but whatever. And the entire time when I wasn't at Lala, I didn't feel lonely. I didn't feel like I needed somebody. Now, would it be cool to have somebody with me, especially when the chain smokers play closer? Yeah, of course. Like, do I wanna have somebody? I know I said millions of times on every podcast here that I don't wanna I don't want I don't want a relationship. I don't necessarily believe that because I'd be lying to myself sometimes. Like, would it be nice to have somebody? Yeah, but the thing is though, like when I like I wanna have somebody who is kind of like into the same things that I you know as me. And to be honest, I don't want a big friend group, and that's the thing mostly with these people, like they have like this whole friend group, like multiple guys. It's just like, oh no, because I don't know, I just want to be me, me and my dude, that's it. But I know I I said I don't want a relationship, but yesterday it just got me thinking, like, would it be bad? I mean what like I mean it wouldn't have been bad to have somebody with me or talk to somebody, you know, but I don't know, like I don't I don't know. It just it's scary and scared that they're gonna take all of my time. Cause trust me, I love my alone time. I like being here by myself. Like right now, I'm in my garage recording, but and this is what I like to do. I'm here chilling, I'm talking, and this is my own space, and I'm scared once if I get in a relationship that my own space is gonna be invaded with their, you know, because I'm very selfish, like I said. When it comes to relationships, like I'm very selfish, and I don't know, like there's some guys who flirt with me online, but I mean, well, I'll allow because some of them they live like not even here, so I'm like, hey, you know, do your thing from across the world. Um but I don't know, I just do I really want a relationship? That's the question. It's like Archie, do you want a relationship? Do you want to be with somebody? And I have to say is that sometimes I say no, but sometimes I think about it. I'm like, it wouldn't be bad, you know, to have somebody. Especially, you know, summer's almost over. It's gonna be a little cold, you know, Halloween, you know, couple's costume, then Christmas, you know. Okay, you know, some that doesn't exist. Like all the couples out there, let me know if that should exist. I mean, I know the the couple costumes, yeah, but everything else is just I don't know, guys. I really I don't know. Um I'm thinking like I don't know. Do I wanna be with somebody? Do I wanna be tied down? Do I wanna give them my space? Do I wanna like I don't know it's a lot and I I don't know. I don't know. Like fuck, honestly, am I fucked or something?

SPEAKER_01 30:24

Cause I don't but whatever. I don't know you guys.

SPEAKER_00 30:30

Sorry for the yapping and pretty much not making any sense of anything that I'm saying, but this is my life, and yeah, but I want to give an update on the studio. It's not a studio, it's not garage. I got the couches, I have the back drops, I'm just waiting for like everything else to come together because the live version of the podcast, video version of the podcast, will be available, but we're gonna start recording in the fall. So I'm excited to have Sam over here. I talked to Sam. You know, she's on vacation right now, Sammy. Hopefully, you're having a great time. But yeah, in the fall time, because you know, I was like I said, at first the podcast was gonna start actually after Lapalooza, but it's still hot as fuck, and you know, with the spiders and shit like that coming over here, you know, then flies all over the place. Not all over the place. What the fuck I'm talking about, but it's hot. Like right now, I'm fucking sweating. But good well, good thing I'm sweating because the amount of alcohol I consume this weekend is diabolical. The amount of food, not even food, sugar. Sugar. I drank like two Cokes and a Sprite yesterday. And when I got home, I drank almost a whole two-liter of RC. What the fuck am I doing? No wonder my fucking hands were like doing gang signs and shit. I'm not supposed to be drinking shit like that. But yeah, I got kind of fucked up with all that, and yeah, guys. I go back to work tomorrow. Am I excited? Yes, but no. I don't wanna go back to work, but I need money to pay my shit. And after today, it's it's nothing but work, work, work. We have inventory in the store next month, and hey, but it's gonna be a lot of overtime and a lot of good stories. Hopefully, I can tell. And the video pod coming, coming, and yeah, I think we should be. I don't know, I'm excited for the next few months. The only thing I'm not excited about is that I have to pay a lot of shit. Oh my god. I think that's the reason why too sometimes I can enjoy myself because I have that shit. But then again, I'm just like, there's nothing I can do, you know, but whatever. But guys, thank you so much. Thank you, thank you so much for hearing me out. Thank you for another solo podcast. Thank you for subscribing, thank you for uh downloading the episodes on Apple Podcast. Why the fuck did I just say Apple like that? And thank you so much for listening, and thank you so much for the support. This is a problematic podcast. This podcast is problematic, and I'll see you on the next one. This is the public service announcement. If you're hearing this, then you're part of the problem. This podcast is problematic. Let it go.