A Face For Radio

Your Mom Says I Taste Like Whiskey

I must be doing okay. My tattoos show, my hair is long, just a broke ass kid but I still got it going on. Also I’m also still wanting a DeLorean or that train the Doc Brown turns into a Time Machine. So I can go back in time to give myself some sports results to make some money. Is it wrong to go back in time for financial gain? I don’t know, but I’d be a little better off. Don’t worry, I’d cut off a piece for the homies, I’m not that bad of a person. But I do gotta find some money. I do need to pay off my truck. Plus I am still wanting a motorcycle and still wanting to take a cross country trip on a motorcycle. But in the world of sports, the Texas Rangers are scared of going above 500 and it seems a little funny that Toyotas in the NASCAR Cup Series might have a little something extra under the hood. Cause what do you mean Denny Hamlin comes from the back and wins two races in a row. Not only that, wins this past weekend be 11 seconds.

A Face For Radio

Side of the road handsome with a face for radio. But with it being the start of Men’s Mental Health Month, this episode is talking a little bit about my mental health. Mostly continuing a long post rant I made on Facebook about my frustration in myself about the podcast and the state of the podcast. Frustrated that I can’t get more people to listen to it. Frustrated that there’s little to no growth. But it steams from me being so competitive in everything I do. I just want to entertain people. It’s just hard sometimes. I shoot for the moon for stuff I enjoy doing. Always been like that. And it does mess with the mental health a bit. But I’m trying to be positive, I just want to be successful. Then on a little note and save some sanity, of course there is a little sports talk.

Buttered Pop-Tart

Have you ever put butter on a pop-tart? It’s so freaking good, if you haven’t I think you should. This episode is a bit NASCAR centric. Cause if you haven’t heard, the sport lost one of the greatest drivers, Kyle Busch. He still had a lot of racing left, he was only 41. As a sign of respect, I do take a little moment of silence. Then I took a look back at his career as NASCAR’s winningest driver, with 200+ wins across the 3 top series. But after that, I recap a rain soaked weekend of racing in Charlotte, NC. All 3 races got called due to the weather. I wasn’t sure if that were ever gonna run them. But they did end up running them. Then after all the race talk, I talk about getting a motorcycle. I really want a motorcycle, but I need money. Maybe I’ll put my Cashapp so I can get a motorcycle. Plus I also want to fix up my dad’s bike so I have something to ride till I can afford a Harley Davidson motorcycle. Cause I hate to see my dad’s bike be sold to some hippie down in Austin, who would do God knows what to it.

Another Round Of Nonsense

Another week, another episode of me giving my thoughts and opinions of topics. Rather you like it or not. Nothing really too new in the way of personal life. But in the sports world there were some events. You had the Ronda Rousey vs Gina Carano. And that fight went exactly the way you think. A quick finish victory for Ronda Rousey, 17 seconds. People are upset with that but anyone that watched prime Ronda knows that was a possible outcome. She’s only had 2 fights in her career get out the 1st round. I get it, the fight was for Jake Paul’s promotion. I will be first to hop on the Jake Paul hate train but that’s just vintage Rousey. But at least Conor McGregor is coming back to fight in the UFC, so that should be good.

A Horse With No Name

Couldn’t think of a funny title for this episode. My bad about that, but it is what it is. But this episode is another one of just random thoughts and just yapping about this that and the other. Thoughts like maybe putting the podcast logo on some Pro V1s, those are golf balls for anyone that didn’t know. But it’s a couple hundred bucks to do it unfortunately. Might start an Onlyfans to make money for the podcast. Or I should apply for a media pass for the Bell County Comic Con so I can interview some of the guest for the podcast, like the voice of Boo, Mary Gibbs. Then to round out the episode, I give my thoughts of the NASCAR race at Watkins Glen road course. And Shane Van Gisbergen is probably the best road racer I’ve ever seen.