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Texas Hippie Coalition On Jerry Springer
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This one didn’t happen at a venue.
It happened in a hospital hallway.
Before the injury, a deal was worked out for Texas Hippie Coalition to appear live on The Jerry Springer Show. Two versions of the performance. A TV edit and an R-rated cut. Full chaos. Classic Springer energy.
Max was supposed to be there.
Then life shifted.
Instead of standing backstage at a TV taping, he’s being pushed down a hallway at St. Anthony Hospital for wound care. Big Dad is the one pushing the wheelchair.
On the TVs mounted along the wall?
Jerry Springer.
And the episode playing is Texas Hippie Coalition.
Two guys walk past. Do a double take. Whisper. Run back to their cars. Come back holding CD jackets.
“Are you Big Dad?”
Autographs signed right there in the hospital.
One giant pushing another giant in a wheelchair. Hard to miss. Like spotting you, me, and Jelly Roll standing in a room together.
That’s the reality of it.
From national TV to wound care in the same week.
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This is a funny story. This is this is days that you know. Being as sick as I was, as hurt as I was, I used to have to go to these wound care things uh once a week. And one day, big dad, the singer of the Texas Coalition, uh, would take me. He took me. He took me this one time. And the crazy part about it is in our office before I got hurt, we worked a deal where the Tex Hypi Coalition was going to go and be live on Jerry Springer. And we got to play two versions. We got to play a TV version and an R-rated version. We played live on it, and it was crazy. I was looking so forward to going to it. But I ended up not being able to go due to getting hurt. But one day, Big Dad was taking me to my wound care in the St. Anthony Hospital, and we pushing me down this long hall. And on the televisions, I'll never forget they had the Jerry Spreer show up there playing, and it was the episode of THC, and we're walking in this hospital minding our own business. He's taking me to womb care. And these two dudes pass us, and I look back and I see them talking to one another, and he takes me down this long hallway, and then we get inside and check in. And then here come them two dudes with CD jackets. And they went to their cars, brought their CD jackets in, asked him if he was big dad, and they were he was playing on there on the TV, and uh he signed them right there. And that has always stuck in my mind, but you know, then I go into the wound care. Hold on a second. I've never heard you tell that story. I've never heard you tell that story. That's because I haven't had time to. I mean, that's some funny shit. I mean, it's the it's the reality of the situation. I can see you and Rich walking through the hotel and being just a man because we're already looking like two giants lost anywhere. One big guy pushing another big guy with a wheelchair. Like you and me and Joe are all standing together.