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January 7, 2026· 53m

ACHP Episode 442 "It Might Not Be Rib Meat?"

ACHP Episode 442 "It Might Not Be Rib Meat?"

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Music.

Welcome to this guy.

Also podcast episode 442.

I'm Mike Palmer, your host is

January 7th, 2025.

And with me today in engineering

is Mr. Boots.

I'm going to be available early

mornings.

How's 1:00 PM Pipplehouser.

Oh wow.

And then my Co host Mikey did my

second show with Preston today.

I'm so excited to step on

Kevitch.

Welcome to the show, gentlemen.

Welcome.

Thank you, I like how now I have

been roped into this show too

so.

This is great, you did a great

job.

If we could bring Boots in too.

I mean, you get the whole show

because this way you can't leave

us behind.

We'll just go to the new show.

We were talking about like we're

remember, we're the old toys.

We're Andy's old toys.

Andy's old toys we.

Don't want to dumb it down by

bigger boots.

I tried to explain that to

Preston today, how his time is

now, but it will soon fade away

also.

Did you show him your foot?

No.

Did you rope?

Yeah, Mikey and the bottom of my

book, but that will be next

time.

Though Oh my God, I'm just

helping the guy out.

What do you want?

Sure.

Right now, exactly.

I enjoy talking about flag

football, I mean.

You're talking about sports.

It's all, it's all perfect for

you, for the kids, man.

Had a big sporty friend now and

I mean, you know.

Well, when he told me about it,

I said, oh, great, so Mikey's

going to create his own league

now.

This is like evolving now he's

not a coach anymore.

He.

Could be he did mention today he

needs other leagues so that he

can have these big national

playoff.

This guy has more than one

league.

Well, he would.

The more leagues, the more

national playoffs he gets.

I'm good for now.

I'm good, dude.

You know you said that before

when you were just a score

taker, remember?

Yeah, I remember the score taker

days.

I'm only taking score.

I'm not going to coach.

Yeah.

Now, I think I heard you have 60

kids this year on football.

Oh my Lord.

Easily. 60 kids and some lady or

somebody just said we know we're

late but can he be on your team

too?

His name is Stu.

You didn't say the name.

You just said somebody's parent

texted or emailed and say hey,

yeah.

Did that's one team?

No, that's all.

No, no, he has more than one

team.

There's six teams total, five of

them are are Coed boys and then

one girl.

You have 6 teams.

I have 6 teams.

You have your own league,

almost.

What do you call it?

You.

Should have seen what the

practice looked like yesterday.

Bro the wild.

He has now brought in other

fathers to sort of sub coach for

him.

This is, yeah, this is where the

league's being created.

Right, this is how it happens.

And now Preston's teaching him

how to make a league.

That's why he's doing the.

Podcast.

I want no part of that.

I want no part of that.

OK.

I heard it's very lucrative.

The only two oh as lucrative

podcasts.

No, not podcast lucrative the.

Only.

Like football?

Lucrative.

Let me get something.

The only reason why I'm doing

the podcast because I want to

help him succeed.

No.

Yeah, yeah.

And sure.

Yeah.

OK.

And we've invested a ton of time

and energy in this, so why not

share that information and help

somebody grow?

Sure.

I get it.

We get it, you know, very

attractive man.

You're very attractive, man

said.

He is, I'm not.

I used to be, but I'm getting

old now.

So now you're moved on to a

little younger.

You find him attractive, huh?

You find him attractive.

He's an attractive man.

There's no arguing that point.

He's an attractive man.

He knows a lot about sports and

his face lights up like yours

does when you see him, but his

lights up when he talked about

sports.

It's.

Fun.

It's fun to talk about sports

with kids.

Well, his probably lights up

'cause he makes a lot of money

doing it.

Right, but probably.

You know, I don't think that

like ours don't.

First of all, it's.

Ours don't light up when we do

this anymore.

First of all, that's none of our

business.

No, it's none of our business.

No, Yeah, yeah.

But I will tell you this.

I mean, like, I have watched

this guy coach progressively

over the past, I don't know,

five years or so.

Six years.

And he's helped me when he

didn't need to, right.

He went out of his way and

explained things to me so that I

would be a better coach, right.

Yeah.

So now he's further along his

journey.

He's he runs his league and he's

doing a great job.

He's coach, you know, he coaches

his kids.

He coaches a kid with me,

coaches Teddy with me because

he's got a little girl.

Yeah, Of course.

I want to return the favor.

I want to help the guy whenever

I can.

Just kind of like the person

that.

I The way his eyes sparkle when

he talks about him.

So in about.

My eyes sparkle more when I talk

about you, baby.

No, they don't.

Oh yeah, too, they don't.

Anyway, we're the old toys.

That's because you want to know

what happened.

To us, right, because.

Because I walk in, I say, hey,

we got to talk.

I want to, I need, we're first

of all, Posania, San Andreas,

Corona, Gorda is about to be

launched.

So this is happening.

Not to be.

It has been.

It is officially.

Launched, so we are taking.

Orders.

It has hit the airwaves and

things and it's going.

To retailers, so if you want to,

if you want it in your store or

if you want, if you're a

consumer and you want your

retailer to carry it, make sure

you reach out to us.

Comment below or or reach out to

palmermikep@pochexcars.com.

So my point is though that I

don't know what my point is now.

I did that whole deviated off of

it.

It's all right and 50 more

episodes we'll.

So here's the, here's the deal.

I walk in and say, hey, let's,

so we're transitioning over to

the site.

I want this website to be our

wholesale operation for all of

our products.

And then I want to have a usual

user friendly built up system so

that a retailer can go in, see

what they purchased in the past

and then place additional orders

by themselves if they don't want

to talk to you, right?

Or me.

So hey, we're, we're pushing for

this.

Let's get the quantities right.

Palmer, we need you to double

check.

I need you to verify what the

quantities are the Corona Gorda.

Oh Lord.

We're verifying for the press

release.

Yeah.

And when I said last night, I'll

ask Greg, if Greg doesn't know,

then I will count them.

You didn't say anything about

that.

So that's what I did.

I didn't.

See that you texted.

Yeah, I texted that last night.

So I'm like, hey, I need this.

I was.

Working on the press release at

9:00.

And then as I'm, as I'm doing

stuff, running around the store

or whatever, he said, Greg walks

in and Palmer says, hey, I need

the quantities for this.

I'm like, he's not going to know

this.

Yeah.

He keeps the inventory for

everything.

Reminds me of Braveheart.

Here you do it.

I'll hold them down.

I handed you the stick and then

you just said here you do it a

little down, you just.

Said last night just count them.

I wouldn't even waiting on Greg

to show up today.

I got here at 7:00 to set this

room up for.

You things are so much easier if

we just do.

It.

All right, we will no longer

include Greg in any of our fun

and games.

Perfect.

No, except for the score gun

one.

Well, that's different.

Yeah, we talked about.

This What are we included in?

What are we doing with the

Patreon?

The JFR 20th anniversary.

How's that look?

It looks great.

Twice as good as the 10th

anniversary on the other one

that I don't remember us doing.

He's coming to town on Friday,

by the way.

Greg.

Greg.

Terrence.

Oh, oh, is he coming here?

Oh, can we do the squirt guns

thing with him?

He offered to be here, but it's

like Friday at 6:00.

Oh Nah, too late.

I have plans.

You have plans?

Yeah, not really.

I mean, I can be here at six.

I guess I wait.

Friday.

What is it?

This is the TV Friday.

This Friday.

What's TV?

We're giving away the TV this

Friday.

Yeah, the boots.

So I'll be here till 7.

You won't.

You have football.

No, yeah, as a whole.

The games haven't started yet.

The Preston.

The Thunder League.

You're terrible people.

Right on today's show,

McDonald's is being sued in a

class action lawsuit.

You can't hide your gun in your

boobs in Polk County.

JD Vance is breaking glass.

Then in cigars, Illinois is not

online friendly.

Two guys get another exclusive

cigar and Cao is moving fast to

a new cigar.

Then a mini.

What's the score?

All this and more in episode 442

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All right, now the news

McDonald's is being sued over

what's in the MC Rib because.

There's no ribs.

He's not hitting buttons, he's

texting.

No, I was trying to send you all

the video.

Fast food giant McDonald's is

facing a federal class action

lawsuit that claims fan favorite

MC Rib sandwich doesn't actually

contain any pork rib meat,

despite its name and appearance.

Filed in on December 23rd, 2025

in US District Court for the

Northern District of Illinois,

the complaint was brought by 4

consumers from California and

New York, Illinois and

Washington, DC.

The plaintiff argues that

McDonald's markets a Mcrib in a

way that leads reasonable

customers to believe they're

getting a premium cut of.

Pork rib.

Come on.

It's called a Mcrib.

So what?

This is ridiculous.

Go ahead, continue.

Instead, the suit says the

sandwich Patty is made from

restructured pork using lower

grade cuts such as pork

shoulder, heart, stomach and

tripe.

Well, if still has pork, still

pork.

And the sandwich is shaped to

resemble ribs to reinforce that

impression.

They argue that McDonald's has

misled customers and could have

charged more for a product

consumers thought was real rib

meat.

The plaintiffs are seeking class

action status on behalf of

anyone who bought a MC rib in

recent years.

Fred Rui is going to be rich.

Fred Ruiz going to be richer.

He's going to have.

Richer.

He's in Iceland right now buying

Iceland I believe.

He's buying ice.

He had to go there for ice and

are asking for damages,

restitution and changes in the

way McDonald's markets a

sandwich.

McDonald's has strongly denied

the allegations issued in a

statement, calling the lawsuit

inaccurate and saying it's.

MC Rib is made with 100% pork

sourced from US farmers and that

the company has always been

transparent about the

ingredients of.

Mcrib, first debuted back in

1981, has become a cult favorite

and a favorite of Fred Rui,

often returning to menus for

limited time.

Some legal experts say the

sandwiches limited time

availability actually

discourages deep consumer

scrutiny.

This is Wildman.

People see about anything but

the the funny part is they got

five people from 5 different

places.

Yeah, because you, they're going

together.

You can find it, you know, an

idiot anywhere, right?

So I mean, like, do you think

that they should be suing MC

Rib, the McDonald's for this?

No, because I like the MC rib

and I don't want to go away.

I don't like them.

They're kind of gross.

I don't.

That's not what this is about.

This isn't about if you like it

or if you don't like it.

It's.

Just it is to me in boots it.

Shouldn't be is?

I hear Preston doesn't like it

either.

OK.

So do you think that

realistically they should be

suing about a rib, about the

fact that it's called MC rib and

they feel like it's not enough

pork product?

No, they're suing about because

they call it MC rib.

But it's not a rib, right?

Not that it's not pork, it's not

a rib.

It's not rib meat.

Well, I guess it's a rib lit.

No, not even a rib lit.

There's no rib meat at all.

What was it called in back in

the day when we were in school,

in elementary school?

Yeah, that was it, Riblets.

No, no, somebody had riblets,

but they had little bones in

them.

No, no, no, I know what you're

talking about.

Those are like ones you could

buy like Walmart.

No, you could get them at a

restaurant maybe like.

Quincy's or something?

Yeah, something like.

That, but no, I know what you're

talking about.

Yeah, and they were called

Riblets and School.

Oh.

You know, oh, school lunch.

Yeah, Yeah.

Oh, well, maybe that was rib

meat.

I.

Know that was one of my favorite

days.

That's why you eat the MC rib so

much.

Yeah, I love it.

And if they had Turkey

tetrazzini at McDonald's, I'd

eat that too.

What?

If it didn't have Turkey in it,

I don't.

Care.

But if it was Peacock?

Who who cares?

It's exotic.

So should do we get to suit

Disney over the Turkey legs that

aren't Turkey?

Yeah, those are Turkey legs,

aren't they?

No, they're EMU.

Allegedly, Yeah.

Oh, I would call them emu legs.

Yeah, you could probably get

more money.

Right, that's right.

Over in Animal Kingdom we have

emu legs.

Oh I would like 7.

Very exotic.

If they're not Turkey, if we

find out that they're not

Turkey, do we get to sue?

You can I guess, if they're

calling them Turkey legs.

Yeah, you can sue.

Can't mislead the public.

I mean, I'm sorry, it's a thing.

So you think that big rib is

misleading?

Because it's not rib meat.

I'm not saying that people are

going to win.

It's a stupid, frivolous

lawsuit.

It's another one of those, hey,

look, I found a way to make

money, right?

There's a lady sue in SeaWorld

because she got hit in an eye by

a duck on the roller coaster,

but a duck didn't hit her.

It was an it was an emu, not an

emo, but does an emo egret.

It was an egret.

An egret.

But the law in Florida says if

SeaWorld didn't bring the ducks

in or the egret, she can't sue

them because they just happen to

show up.

And Egret's a pretty big thing.

Oh, so she doesn't have a case

of stand on?

No, because it's not Seaworld's

egret.

That's interesting.

It'd.

Be like if I went outside and a

crow came and popped me in the

eye and I sued you, it's not

your crow.

That's not my crow.

Your crow, you didn't bring the

crow.

I almost pulled that story, but

it was really short.

That was the end of the story.

So they put up safety measures

to keep crows away from you, no?

You should you as yes, but I

also have pain and suffering in

disfigurement.

First of all, people go to

McDonald's thinking that they're

getting 100% beef or chicken.

Or is it beef?

I thought it was beef.

Isn't it beef?

No, I'm saying like any of it.

Like if you get a hamburger you

think it's 100% beef.

I'm pretty sure it is 100% beef.

They say it's 100% beef.

All beef patties, all beef

patties, all beef patties,

special sauce, lettuce, cheese.

Pick onions on a sesame seed

bun.

That's a big.

You've seen the video of how

long it can last on a dashboard.

That's not beef.

Sure it is.

It just has chemicals in the

beef.

It's got only.

Percent.

Yeah, it is.

It's delicious.

Yeah, well, exactly, but.

Yeah, it's delicious.

I don't know whatever McDonald's

hamburgers, but they're good,

and they're good everywhere.

I've had them in three different

countries.

They're all the same.

I've had the Mcrib in Nicaragua.

You know, you're a seasoned wow.

You're a seasoned McDonald's

vet.

When you get like when you order

it and you're like, this one's

off.

Yeah, this one, this one

overcooked.

A little less potassium in this

one, I think.

A little less sodium.

McDonald's never has that issue.

I've gone to McDonald's and have

different experiences with their

cheeseburgers.

Really.

Yeah.

Weird.

So you didn't.

You didn't just get chicken by

mistake.

Just tell when something's fresh

and when it's not as fresh.

You do with fries or eat fried.

The fries, you're like, fries

are terrible.

The fries are always different

per place.

OK, Whoever's making them, yeah.

Yeah, whoever's making sometimes

salt.

Sometimes.

Yeah, sometimes.

Whoever's not putting salt on

the fries is a Dick.

Wow wow.

Maybe they don't like as much

salt.

You're, you know, Burger King

stopped doing that because

people were having like, medical

issues and they were getting

sued.

What stopped serving McDonald's

fries?

No, they stopped.

No, they stopped putting salt on

their fries at.

Burger King.

So like when I, I started, you

know, I like Burger King out of

all of them, so.

Oh well, good for you, because

there's no crowds ever.

Burger King.

Exactly.

So anyway, so I go to Burger

King and like, there's no salt

in these fries and it just

tastes like crap, right.

Yeah, It's like I asked the

lady, I said, why don't you guys

put salt in the fry?

She goes, well, you have to ask

for the packets now.

She's like, you can thank all

the people that sued us.

I'm like.

I like the onion rings because

they're different but after two

I'm like these aren't any good.

They're the only place that

serves onion rings.

Right.

So you go and get them, you eat

too, and you're like, now

they're terrible.

You know, when somebody told me

that about the onion rings,

they're the only place that

serves onion rings.

Yeah, it made me really think.

It is.

Really.

Are they the only place?

Yeah.

Yeah, McDonald's doesn't have

under.

McDonald's doesn't.

Wendy's doesn't.

Yeah, Arby's doesn't.

None of those places do.

Carl's Junior jack-in-the-box.

Chick-fil-A.

Nope, they said the Jesus fries.

Isn't that crazy?

Jesus, fries in the Lord's

chicken and now you can order a

half and half.

You can get half fried, half

onion ring.

Yep, really, that's the way to

go.

Because then you're not stuck

with all the onion rings.

You just get a couple right and

then you're satisfied and then

you just eat the fries.

I like the half and halfs.

Yeah, the half and half.

Welcome to this episode of Where

to Eat in Fast Food with Your

House Boots.

Oh, hello.

They're bootsisms.

Bootsisms, alright.

It was ugly.

It was a scene deputies say they

won't forget anytime soon.

A Florida man is behind bars

after Polk County deputies say

he was caught trespassing at a

construction site and what they

allegedly found on him made the

arrest even stranger.

According to authorities,

deputies were called out after a

suspicious person was reported

wandering through an active

construction zone.

When they arrived, they located

the man and detained him for

trespassing.

That's when the encounter took a

bizarre turn.

During the search, deputies

discovered the suspect was

wearing prosthetic silicone

breast.

Hidden underneath them was a

loaded firearm, according to the

Sheriff's Office.

Investigators say the man had

intentionally concealed the gun

beneath the fake breast in an

apparent attempt to avoid

detection.

Deputies describe the situation

bluntly, calling it ugly and

something they don't expect to

ever see again anytime soon.

The suspect was taken into

custody without further incident

and booked into the Polk County

Jail.

He now faces multiple charges

including trespassing, illegal

possession of a concealment of a

firearm, depending on the

outcome of the investigation.

So he didn't have a concealed

weapons permit?

No.

Out of all the out of all the

story, this really makes me

concerned about Palmer's

algorithm on his phone.

He's looking up these stories.

I have to go find stories.

This isn't easy to do every

single day.

Prosthetic breasts.

That was the best story.

And he likes it was funny.

And he likes to find stuff that

makes you uneasy, and this is

definitely in that category.

No.

It doesn't make it was funny.

The picture of the man is

dressed in like a bustier with

the fake breast on and smeared

makeup on his.

Face, he's just a wacko.

He went Buffalo Bill style.

Yeah, but he had the gun hidden

underneath the fake boob.

Like they're not going to look.

What kind of gun?

It was a small caliber weapon.

I don't know.

I didn't say.

Would you?

Would you hide A gun under your

prosthetic boobs?

Boots.

Boots.

Hello Boots.

Hello.

I'm I'm not answering you.

Guys, why not?

Why not?

I'm not engaging.

Where would you hide A gun I'm.

Not engaging.

Yeah, if you had to hide A gun

on your body, where would you?

Hide it?

Yeah.

Where would you hide it?

We're not talking about

prosthetic boobs anymore.

Are.

We no no, just like just a small

firearm like an LCP or

something.

I'll push you into it slowly.

Where would you?

Where would you hide?

Prison Wallet.

Prison Wallet.

Prison Wallet.

No, just probably like on my

right side somewhere.

Down under your ball sack or

something?

If we're talking about this guy

that hit this gun, he probably

had like a little 22 or.

Yeah, it was something small.

It wasn't a revolver.

Yeah, he's only AB Cup.

Yeah, they weren't giant boobs.

Yeah, it wasn't a double.

That would have been obvious.

Yeah.

First of all, they weren't boobs

at all.

Well, they were silicone boots.

How do you know they were

prosthetic?

Maybe they were plastic.

Because they said silicone, I

have to cut these stories down.

They're really long sometimes

and I know his attention span

won't last for the entire story.

I'm sorry, are you done?

All right, next one.

Yep, there's the arm.

Still into what?

Where's he hiding the gun?

What?

Just in his waistband?

That's not really hidden.

I put it on the side.

That's probably where you have

it.

Every day.

Well, you got to be ready for

the bears, buddy you.

Got to have a gun for the Bears.

That gun's not stopping

anything.

No, no, 22 is not stopping a

bear.

You're just pissing it off.

Yeah, if it even goes in.

OK.

All right.

Moving on to the next story.

All right suspect accused of

breaking windows at JD Vance's

home faces federal charges.

He's in trouble.

JD Vance sounds like a furniture

store.

Kind of does.

Where'd you get your new couch

at JD Vance?

JD Vance.

They have their own financing.

He probably 0.

Percent down.

Law enforcement in Cincinnati

has arrested a 26 year old man

who allegedly he looks like he's

12.

Yeah, very strange. 26 year old

man who allegedly damaged the

Ohio home of US Vice President

JD Vance in the early hours of

Monday.

And now the suspect is facing

federal charges.

The incident unfolded shortly

after midnight in Cincinnati's E

Walnut Hills neighborhood, where

Secret Service agents assigned

to Vance's residents responded

to reports of a break in

attempt.

So apparently they're not right

there at the house if they had

to respond, no.

So the guy got up to the house

OK?

Seems odd.

For you think JD's there, no.

No, he wasn't there, but still,

you know.

We gonna guard an empty house?

It's the vice president's house

in Ohio.

I guess do.

You know where the vice

president lives daily?

The boots.

You should know The West Wing.

No boots.

Where's the vice president?

Live in Washington.

I.

I actually have no idea.

He lives on a Michael's taking

naps over there.

He lives on a Navy base at the

big fancy house that normally

the guy in charge of the Navy

base would live at.

Oh, in the captain's quarters.

Yeah, Naval base.

He lives in the naval.

Whatever naval base is right

there, really.

Officials say the suspect

identified as William Defore,

not the actor.

Director foul.

Well, that's close.

Used a hammer to smash multiple

windows at the property.

A Secret Service vehicle was

also reportedly damaged during

the incident.

The guy had a lot of time at the

house.

Yeah, that and it was just an

empty vehicle.

At the time of the attack, Vice.

Well, no, the Secret Service

were sleeping in the.

Oh, were they?

Yeah, they were supposed to be

watching the house.

You're fired.

Yeah, you're right.

Those guys aren't going to get.

They're not going to keep going.

Now, the time of the attack,

Vice President Vance and his

family were not at home, having

already returned to Washington,

DC, for the week.

Authorities say Dafoe was trying

to enter the home when Secret

Service.

Oh, see, but not William Dafoe.

It's different.

No Secret Service agents

detained him, and Cincinnati

police took him into custody.

Dafoe now faces a range of

federal charges, which may

include damaging government

property, criminal trespass and

resisting federal officers, as

federal prosecutors work with

the Secret Service and local

police on the case.

Prosecutors also noted that the

causing significant damage to

the property associated with the

federal officials can bring

serious penalties.

According to court records,

Defore has a history of

vandalism, prior encounters with

the legal system, including a

previous charge that led to a

mental health court treatment

order.

He's he's meditating.

What?

He was meditating.

What did he say?

I can't hear.

Him he said that I'm meditating.

Oh, you're, oh, you're

meditating?

Yeah.

He's thinking about Preston.

This was the chair he sat in.

Oh, he sat.

Oh, he sat in Mikey's.

Chair Mikey gave him his chair.

Wow.

I know.

And his good camera.

That's how you know.

Yeah, that time you.

Guys act like I'm a bad person

or something.

No, no, that wouldn't make you a

bad person.

Why are you jealous?

I'm not jealous, I'm just

letting the listeners in on our

everyday lives that are behind

the scenes, so they need to know

what's going on.

All right, Boots, you got a

video because Mikey didn't bring

1.

I do, I sent it to you guys on

it would only let me send it to

you on Instagram for some

reason.

What?

You got to screen record it

dude.

Nobody knows how to do that, but

yeah, how do you do that?

You drop down and then you hit

the red dot.

Is it the one with this?

That's not it.

I didn't get it.

I didn't get it.

I didn't get it either.

Hold on.

He.

Doesn't even know what's.

The name of your account on

Instagram?

Wow, maybe I haven't.

Don't know you Epicurean smokes.

Hair.

No, that's Steve.

I just sent it to you, Palmer.

How on on Instagram?

What are you talking about?

Oh, there it is.

And I just sent it to Mikey.

Now the background of this

video, just so you guys know is

this is from this is from Skip.

He wants to know what your

guys's thoughts are on this.

White performer hurts my eyes.

Pulling there was ATV show,

where celebrities dress up as

musicians and perform in

blackface.

Yes.

Oh, so that guy dressed up as

Snoop, as a white guy?

Oh, it's the guy down in the

bottom corner, right?

I see.

OK, so who wanted to see this?

Skip.

I think he always says skip when

he just.

No, it really was from Skip.

He wanted to know what your guys

thoughts were on this.

I thought the scoot the Snoop

guy looked kind of weird.

I mean, they get they're

dressing up to look like people,

they look like the same person

that's they're acting and

performing in.

Right.

It's not like they're wearing,

you know, blackface from back in

the whatever.

It was they're trying to

comically make fun of a race.

The guy with the moustache is

pretty good because you can't

see his moustache.

Yeah, I mean if it's only

blackface.

Well, they're doing a black

person.

I mean, they're they're doing a

famous black person's what I

mean.

Well, the show only does black

people OK. 00 and it's in

Poland.

Yeah.

Oh, I didn't read the top.

In Poland, there's ATV Show,

where celebrities dress up as

musicians perform in blackface.

Yeah.

Oh, so these are celebrities

that are dressing up?

I no, I think they're regular

people that just dress up as

black.

Celebrities.

There is ATV show where

celebrities dressed up as

musicians and performed in

blackface.

So these are probably Polish

celebrities.

Oh well.

We don't.

Maybe they don't know it's

blackface.

Oh, maybe it's just different in

our society.

They don't know it's.

Do they?

I don't.

Do they pick a winner?

Do you think that these people

are trying to be malice?

I don't think they're they're, I

don't know.

I don't think they're trying to

be hurtful towards a race.

Yeah, I don't think it's a

racist thing at all.

I.

Thought it was just kind of

weird.

They're just impersonating.

It's weird because Poland

because it's not the.

Show's go ahead.

Sorry you go.

Should see the shows in Japan.

Have you seen those things where

like they have to make the girl

pee or something then you win?

Yeah, because it's not accepted

in our culture.

That's why it's weird.

Are there a lot of black people

in Poland?

I don't know.

I don't.

Think.

I would probably guess not.

They are, they are, they are

American celebrities so that

they're impersonating.

So maybe there's not right this

guy.

You wouldn't even know the first

one.

Yeah, I didn't.

Yeah.

That's why I didn't know what

was wrong.

I thought it was a fancy.

Bag.

Is that J.

Cole?

What was the first one?

J.

Cole.

The Snoop Dogg guy's pretty

good, too.

No, he looks awkward.

Well, I mean it's, it's like the

like.

If Snoop and Martha were to

have.

A It's the Timu Snoop.

Dogg, it's Kendrick Lamar.

Oh, Kendrick Lamar.

The Ray Charles, not Ray

Charles.

Stevie Wonder.

Yeah, Stevie Wonder.

Thank you, that one was funny as

he looks up.

I don't have a problem with it.

Tell Skip, it's fine.

You can tell him we can keep

watching it.

We don't care.

Alright, well, yeah.

Well, now you told me that he

watches this show five days a

week.

He's gonna hear.

It Oh yeah, yeah, yeah.

He's already complimented on.

He loves that we're on every

day.

Yeah, I don't see the issue.

Whatever, you know.

But then again, listen, I'm also

not a black guy like you know.

Oh yeah?

Ask one of your friends Boots.

Ask my one.

I said one of them, not the one.

Hold on you.

Want me to send it to?

Oh, we're going to ask now.

Oh please, who are you calling?

Ash Preston.

Jesus.

Are you calling?

Calling my guy.

We're never getting off the

phone.

It's only an hour long show.

Who's it?

Howard G.

No, you'll find out of me

what's.

Up.

Hey, listen, we're on the

podcast real quick.

I'm going to send you a video on

Instagram and then I, I want you

to call me back.

I am sorry if I just woke you

and I want you to tell me if

it's racist or not.

All right, But now you don't get

to monopolize a ton of time on

the podcast.

Only just a couple minutes.

OK, AM.

I live right now.

Yes, you're on right now.

All right, I'll call you.

Call me right back after you

watch this.

Yes.

All right, bye.

This is my guy, so let's see

here.

It's a mystery.

A mystery black friend.

My boy AC, it's AC.

He does AC or 'cause I.

Know you usually.

Name people with like

professions that they do.

No, no, he's an AC repairman.

He's actually, he's actually an

EMT and he goes and he's a

travelling EMT.

Oh nice.

So he's extremely smart and we

have.

He loves to talk.

He loves to talk, we have long

conversations, but usually if he

calls me I'm like, you got 5

minutes?

He now also texts and calls

Steve upstairs.

I got a set of time, I got to

set a timer and you know what?

It's 5 minutes is never 5

minutes.

It's always like 30.

I'm like bro we're 2525 minutes

past a 5 minute conversation and

I'm knee deep in like 3

different things so.

We talked to him one day the

entire trip from Orlando to

Miami, Yeah.

Oh nice, four hours. 4 hours.

Yeah, yeah.

And we would hand the phone back

and forth.

Here's Palmer.

He asked him some questions.

He's cool, he's my guy.

Well, he's going to call us back

and let us know if it's racist.

So yeah, so do we have to wait a

second?

Or we'll carry on.

We'll go back.

Well, this next story is really

good though.

Wearing the cigar news now.

Oh, you don't?

Oh please.

God, yes.

Illinois bill would add tobacco

tax to online orders You heard

about this yet?

No.

A new bill introduced in

Illinois could soon make buying

cigars online a lot more

expensive for consumers in the

state.

The proposal, known as House

Bill 4250, would require

Illinois tobacco excise taxes to

be applied to cigars and other

tobacco products purchased from

out of state retailers and

shipped to Illinois.

In simple terms, if you buy

cigars online and you live in

Illinois, you'll be paying more.

The bill doesn't just affect

cigars and also covers E

cigarettes, vaping liquids, pipe

tobacco and snuff.

And if it wouldn't only apply to

Internet sales, any out of state

retailer shipping tobacco

products in Illinois would be

impacted.

So it's going to be like Hawaii.

OK.

All major changes out of state.

Oh, another major change out of

state Retailers would be

required to obtain a new remote

retail seller's license just to

ship products into the state.

The biggest impact come from

taxes.

Starting July 1st, 2026, cigar

excise tax, 45% of the wholesale

price with no cap would apply to

the shipped orders.

Here's what that looks like in

real life.

A cigar with an MSRP of 950

might currently cost about that

amount when the purchase online.

Under the bill, the same cigar

would face about $2.14 an

additional excise tax, raising

the price to 1164 before sales

tax.

So we had this question, we

talked about the other one.

They charge sales tax after you

pay this right?

And in places like Cook County,

local tobacco taxes could push

the price even higher.

The bill currently has no Co

sponsors, but the pressure

behind it is easy to see.

Illinois's brick and mortar

retailers already pay these

taxes and they argue that online

sellers have an unfair

advantage.

Anti tobacco groups are unlikely

to oppose the measure, and many

lawmakers may support it simply

because it brings in more tax

revenue.

Wildman.

Cigar Rights of America warns

that shipping restrictions are

becoming one of the biggest

threats facing premium cigars in

2026.

According to the CRA, mail order

sales account for roughly half

of the premium cigar purchases,

and limiting shipping would

dramatically reduce how

consumers access cigars.

Pause that, yo, you're on,

you're on the podcast.

What's going on, man?

I.

Appreciate the invitations.

Yes, Sir, you.

Get my normal energy.

However, it came down with the

real deal flu.

From the Don't worry.

Still present.

OK, I heard.

My wife coughing in the

background.

All right, next.

Time you call me it's

full-fledged.

Anyways, the question is, is

that clip racist?

Yes, absolutely.

There you go.

Denial.

I mean.

We are.

We're we're white guy, white

guys.

So yeah, we're white guys.

You're both in denial.

And he's Poland.

Michael's Polish.

It's from his homeland.

Right, right.

I couldn't hear what was.

That he says.

He says, well, I'm Polish and

it's from my homeland, is what

he said.

So you're really racist?

You're.

Super racist.

OK, all right.

Well, there you go all.

Right, feel better.

Bye.

What?

What?

Why do you guys think it's not?

I don't.

I just think it's a different

culture, it's a different area.

I don't think that they're

intentionally trying to insult

somebody.

I think that they're trying to

act, impersonate a person.

So that's why I think that it's

not.

Yeah, I think you do that when

it comes to a play like The

Nutcracker.

Yeah.

Right.

I don't think it's

discriminatory to reenact The

Nutcracker because it's a play.

OK.

But you're creating these

renditions and and that aren't

naturally recreated.

Does that make sense?

Naturally, you don't go recreate

a Drake concert.

OK.

Drake just performs.

All right.

So I think.

You got 10 seconds would.

You I'm just surprised you guys

don't think it's.

Racist, Yeah, interesting man.

Interesting, interesting stuff.

So enjoy.

Alright.

Love you buddy, talk to you.

Call him later.

He's sick, right?

So.

He's sick.

He's still talking for an.

Hour.

So there you go.

So there it is.

So I mean he couldn't hear me

obviously.

So the show the Wayne brothers

did where they dressed up like 2

white girls, white sex, Yeah.

Is that racist?

I don't know, funny as hell.

Right.

Maybe racist?

I don't know.

I don't know, it's hard to

navigate through all this stuff.

I agree with you because they're

not doing it to make fun of the

person, they're impersonating

the person and whoever does the

best.

Probably some type of game show.

America's Got Talent type thing,

right?

However we are.

We are white, black, right?

Exactly.

So we have to respect someone

else's perspective and opinion,

as we always do.

Certainly, I just said I agreed

with you.

I'm pretty sure Dave Chappelle

talked about us before in the

show.

Did he?

It's racist.

Yeah.

But it's funny, that's how Dave

used to say.

It, you know, it doesn't feel

like, it doesn't feel like funny

racism to me.

It just feels like they're,

they're trying to impersonate a

person.

I don't even think that's aiming

to be funny now.

I mean, they're trying to be the

actual person.

Right.

There are plenty of people that

are, you know, funny, racist on

on both sides of that format,

but, you know, not in the

scenario.

When you saw Stevie Wonder at

the end, you didn't giggle a

little bit.

No.

I always giggle when somebody

impersonates Stevie Wonder.

I thought I would like Stevie

Wonder.

Just a little bit like, oh, he's

looking at the CLN like.

He's looking.

At you, dude, you're too much.

So there you go.

All right.

All right, if this bill gains

traction, Illinois cigar smokers

and online retailers could be

feeling the effects very soon.

Like.

How?

Cause the price will go up.

Yeah, but so like I, I send it

in.

Well not only will the price go

up but you have to re register.

OK.

But I send it in.

I send it in to a customer that

I've been dealing with for 10

years.

How they got to know?

Don't know how that works I.

Don't know, I guess if somebody

tattles on you.

And then what do they do?

You can't sell here anymore.

All right.

Yeah, well.

Then I shipped to the next guy.

Well, hey UOSUOS.

Go to ACS house and look for my

cigars.

I've been shipping the boots

over in Peoria.

Hey, UOSXYZ, Like, what are you

gonna do?

Come get me.

I'm in Florida.

You're in Illinois.

What do you what do you want

from us?

We're in Illinois.

We didn't think about the second

step.

Send me we.

Didn't think this through.

I was like, yeah, give us some

time.

Send me a fine, I don't wait.

Somebody call California, see

how they're doing that.

Right, like what?

All right, you got to be on a

list.

For the United States, but I'm

in a different.

And anymore, we're Illinois.

We seceded from the Union.

Oh, well, at this point then I'm

I just won't go to Illinois,

right?

So wild, so big ovaries.

So you feel this is not going to

affect?

Aren't we registered in like

Ohio or something because they

have a special thing we're

going?

To be ready, yeah, we're, we're

registered wherever we need to

be, where we have to be like.

So is Greg going to register and

then we're just going to ship

without telling the people we

filled out the form?

Allegedly.

Allegedly, what's ridiculous to

me, look, there shouldn't be

taxes on tobacco, period.

There shouldn't be.

You know, I like to argue this

simple aspect always over and

over again.

And you know, it sounds really

dumb, but like, they print the

money, they print the money, go

get the money from the guy who

prints it.

Why are you taking anything from

your citizens of the United

States?

I just don't understand.

That well my question.

Is well, you don't think we

should pay taxes at all?

No.

Is there any tag?

Is there any well?

If they keep printing money, the

money's going to be worth less.

Well, they print it and they

just use it for their stuff.

As long as.

It does.

How many years you've been

playing Monopoly?

How many years?

Yeah.

And $100 bill is still $100 bill

on it, right?

With inflation, it's.

Not real life.

That doesn't matter if it's real

life or not.

Is tobacco, Is there any tobacco

grown in the United States?

Yeah.

Yes, of course, over in.

You ever heard of Connecticut,

Virginia?

You know I.

Have Florida, unfortunately.

No, that's not.

No, not really.

Over in, you know, whatsoville

over there.

Whatsoville.

I couldn't.

Think of the name of the city

where Paul lives.

I mean, I, I don't, I don't

disagree.

I, I don't, I completely agree.

I think there should be taxes,

but there should be like thought

out taxes, like if you're

already getting tobacco from

Nicaragua, right?

You're already being taxed

because of the importation and

customs and all that stuff,

right?

So you shouldn't be taxed on

that again, wherever it's going,

right?

So like when you sell it to

somebody, like there shouldn't

be a sales tax on that.

Oh, I see what you're saying.

Well, for me, the more I hear

politicians talk I'm, the more

I'm concerned that they're in

charge.

It doesn't matter what side of

the line there I'm like.

Well, of course they're in.

Charge my God.

We, we as a community have come

up with this idea where we're

like, we're all going to go to

this church and we're all going

to vote and we're going to let

this guy tell us what to do.

And then we all get pissed off

at this guy after we, we put him

in the whatever office he's in.

You know, it's like, yeah, I, I.

Or she or.

He or she yeah, yeah, I do agree

with that portion, but I I

disagree and I think there

should be some type of taxes,

right.

But just like thought out ones,

you know, Stop tacking us three

times.

OK.

You OK with that bomber?

I'm fine.

You're on the downward, you hit.

You were like really high when

he came in.

Now you're like.

I'm afraid my phone's going to

ring.

AC is going to call me.

He's sick.

Yeah, he's sick and it was super

racist.

You have to walk here.

You know, first of all, I love,

I have a long, in depth

conversation with AC about all

sorts of things.

Oh yeah.

And, you know, especially when

something goes on and it's a hot

topic, you know, 'cause I like

to hear his perspective and it's

perfectly fine for me to agree

or disagree with him, but I can

still respect his perspective.

Of course, you know, that's

what's the problem with our

society is that everybody feels

like they have to agree with him

all the time.

Well no, it's not how it works.

Like everybody comes from so

many different walks of life and

you're never going to walk in

their shoes, so you should still

respect their opinion no matter

how different it is from yours,

right?

Yeah, everybody.

Everybody is allowed to have

their own.

Opinion as long as they have

good intentions, right, like

they have to a person has to

have good intentions because

there are people that have bad

intentions with really, really

flawed perspectives and you're

like yeah, there's there I got

nothing here, you know so.

Like the Venezuelan guy.

Well, I mean, it depends on who

you ask, apparently.

Yeah, you know, so.

No input, Palmer, no nothing.

No, no, he lets me go on my

tangents.

He goes what?

He let me go on my tangents.

Certainly I respect your

opinion.

It's your opinion, so go ahead.

Yeah, and Preston and I believe

the same thing.

I would imagine.

Yeah, yes, yeah, I did make

Preston aware today, but I think

I've already mentioned that.

So now he's he's, he knows he's

in the relationship.

I opened the door up for that, I

said.

He.

I know he did.

You told him.

Yeah, right.

Because I really wasn't going to

bring it up again.

But he seemed OK with it.

So it's a fair game now.

But Caliph is.

He's a good guy.

I like Preston.

Yes, he's a good dude.

Mccauliff adding color series.

Gordos is 2 Guys exclusive later

this month.

Mccauliff's Cigars expanding,

Excuse me?

It's popular color series with

the new Gordo size release

available exclusively through 1

retailer 2 Guys, but one

retailer.

Two guys, 1 retailer.

Yes, according to the Cigar

Authority, McAuliffe will debut

Black and Red Gordos, both in 6

by 60 vitola as exclusive

releases for New Hampshire based

Two Guys Cigars.

Both companies are owned by Dave

Garofalo.

The report also notes that the

new Gordo size is expected to

roll out across the broader

across the Broader color series

lineup, which currently includes

blue-green and purple.

Looking ahead, McAuliffe has

already announced plans to

introduce 2 new color series

blends.

Guys want to guess what it is?

Guess the colors.

One or the other 8?

Well, they've done purple.

Yes, I just listed the three

that they've already done, so

it's not one of those.

Purple, red and blue.

No, they don't agree.

I want to know the two new ones,

not the.

One.

What are the three they did?

I just said it.

You should've been listening.

It's going to be yellow.

Texting Preston.

Yeah, I miss you already.

Green they're going to do.

Green they've.

Already done, green.

OK, yellow.

Already done yellow you.

Didn't say that.

Already done red, purple.

Yeah, I've already done purple.

Purple was the last new one.

OK.

Great.

It's orange and white, you guys,

I mean.

Well, why don't we just let us

get?

There each in the new world,

because you were guessing the

colors they've already had,

because you didn't listen when I

was talking before.

Because you talk a lot.

That's the that's a podcast we

kind of have.

To yeah, you're you're stuck.

We'll just all sit here the rest

of the show, not.

I don't have to.

I can just let you talk

sometimes.

Not talk.

You know, you've attacked me

several Times Now.

I'm now I'm shutting down.

That's what happens.

Oh great, how both they're both

shutting down.

That's what happens when you

when.

You shut down, then we're going

to have 20 minutes of nothing.

Bummer.

Don't let it.

Don't let this happen.

That's how Preston moves in.

Hey, thanks so much for doing

the flag football thing.

I need you to stay for the Cigar

Podcast.

Just read off this teleprompter.

Yeah, just just sit down.

That's.

Fine, Palmer, I need to put his

hat on.

Yeah.

Where those?

At Palmer, update the

teleprompter.

Each and the new Gordos will

carry an MSRP of 10/29 will be

packaged in 20 count boxes,

keeping the pricing competitive

for a large format Cigar.

Blend wise, the McAuliffe Black

Gordo features a Mexican San

Andreas rapper and Ecuadorian

Habano binder and Nicaraguan

filler tobaccos.

The Mccauliff Red Gordo uses a

Mexican San Andreas Urbana

wrapper, Pennsylvania broad leaf

binder grown in Nicaragua, and a

filler blend of Mexican and

Nicaraguan tobaccos.

This isn't the first time

Mccauliff has leaned into retail

exclusives.

In late 2024, the company

released a soft box pressed Toro

in its black blend exclusively

for Abe down at Smoke in,

followed by similar exclusives

in the blue and red lines.

Is now.

Mccauliff has not publicly

commented on any other new

releases they see.

The cigars starting Wednesday,

January 24th will be available.

So who's in charge of that

company now?

Mccauliff.

That old guy.

It's the sis.

Is it still the old guy or is it

the daughter?

Yeah, I didn't know if the girl

do.

I see the girl with a lot more

advertising stuff now.

Well, that's Lauren.

She's their salesperson.

Salesperson.

You talking about her?

Yeah, that's their salesperson.

OK, that makes sense.

Do you have a problem with?

Lauren Cooper, I think her name

is.

You got a problem with Garofalo

having an exclusive?

No, not at all.

It's just news.

No, he he normally has excuses

with.

No, I like that with McAuliffe,

right?

Yeah.

And I'm pretty sure Santa Maria.

I'm pretty sure he's handling

distro for him now.

Oh, is it?

Oh, is he?

Yeah.

That I don't know.

Yeah, I think that's the case.

I can find out.

I know the the sales lady.

I think he's doing distro.

I'm not positive, but I think he

is.

I can find out.

Who are?

You going to call Mikey?

No, I'm going to ask my friend

Lauren.

She's in the sales managers club

thing we do.

There you go.

They're tight.

Oh, OK.

OK, so they're they're really

sorry.

It's a cigar.

It'll be online.

It'll be in their store.

Right, except for Illinois,

you're not shipping it except.

For Illinois, yeah.

You can't sell it online.

Well, that hasn't gone into

effect yet, and it doesn't sound

like July.

They don't even.

It doesn't even have any teeth

yet.

There's nobody behind it.

No, but David Garofalo likes to

plan ahead.

He's very advanced in his

marketing and sales.

Yeah, you think so?

Yeah, OK.

Except picking up our line.

It took a little while for us to

get that in there, but it's fine

now though we're.

Rolling now, baby, Rolling.

Everybody's rolling now.

Two guys go check out two guys.

All right.

Cao Flathead.

Speed shop Habano.

Speed Shop Habano.

It's shipping in February so

it's not that fast.

Not well.

It's next month.

Yeah, but it's only January 5th,

6th, whatever it is.

Co Flathead line, which General

Cigar Company says is the best

selling Cao line is getting

another sub brand.

I believe that.

Next month, the company will

introduce the Cao Flathead Speed

Shop Habano, which uses an

Ecuadorian Habano.

Oh, that works out well, right

over at Mexican San Andreas

Binder and fillers from the

Dominican Republic and

Nicaragua.

It's offered in three vitolas.

The speed Shop 6 1/2 by 54.

Oh, it's called the crankshaft.

Sorry.

The carb 6 by 60.

The big block 770.

Pricing starts at 899, goes to

1099 per cigar.

Each vitola has an engine themed

name.

General says the 6 1/2 by 54

vitola is the new one for the

Flathead brand, which debuted in

2013.

The number one selling brand and

CEO.

Flathead has earned his

reputation through bold

character and unmistakable

style, said Corey Beardsley,

brand manager for Cao.

Think he works for Justin or

Justin works for him?

Are they equal level?

Everybody works for Justin.

Justin's bigger than you

realized.

Justin's.

Well, I that's why I'm asking.

I but probably works for.

I think his title is brand

manager too, isn't?

It for diesel, yeah, Yeah.

But I think that he handles

more.

I mean, Justin may have blended

the cigar.

Yeah, Justin is the guy, one of

the guys.

Yeah, well, he's very busy the.

Only problem with being the guy

and being big on the totem pole

is when the Christmas party

comes around you got to start

dodging.

People feed the growth with the

biggest amount.

You gotta.

You can't be around too much

there.

That's probably why he takes

vacation around that time.

Yeah, he's like, oh, I'm, I'm

not I.

Can't go to the meeting, can't

go to the Christmas party.

I'm.

Going to wait.

I'm going to keep stay low until

this thing blows over.

I have this certain type of

meeting over at Pastagna I got

to go to now.

Yeah, no, he never.

He never comes to see us.

That might be the only time when

he's trying to get away from the

Christmas.

Party.

Yeah, because nobody's going to

look for him here, right?

Nobody comes here.

Make him Co host.

Right.

Oh that would be nice with the

sport guns.

Hi, I'm Justin.

Oh, I would have so much fun

with that one.

Yeah.

All right, now it's time for a

mini game of What's the score?

Right through that man, you were

quick.

Well, you guys aren't going to

do it.

Any He's very angry about

Preston today.

What's going?

On I'm not angry.

I like Preston, Yeah.

Me too.

I know, we all know you do.

It is I sparkle when you would

say his name.

Did you see that?

Too bad we can't like zoom in.

So you really see that that

light over there that we forgot

to unscrew the bulb catches the

sparkle when you say its.

Name.

Go ahead, Palmer said.

Just or I can't think of his

name now.

Justin.

I got stuck in Justin Preston.

Oh.

He's squinting.

He tried to splint.

Did you?

Would you have it on then?

Do you have the camera?

Yeah, I had an auto.

I had an auto.

It's nice. 47 minutes.

I'll zoom in, maybe put a little

sparkle in there.

All right, this cigar from

November 6, 2017, Brooks

Whittington cigars.

It's a Redux Roma craft to back

Wonderlust.

Oh.

Robusto.

OK, who's first?

90 I am.

He probably knows this.

I thought about that when I did

it, but it was a long time ago.

91.

All right, so Wunderlo's robusto

from Nicaragua Fabricate

Tobacco, Nicosia, Brazilian

Modafina, Indonesian Bousuki, no

filler not available.

It's a 5 by 50 robusto.

They only you don't care the

price anyway.

Let's say they only have

international numbers and then

they only did one cigar because

it's a redux. 90.

Great, he knows the number.

It's a great cigar. 91.

The Wanderlust Robusto delivers

a bold, layered flavor profile

right from the start, led by

bitter dark chocolate and creamy

cashews with supporting notes of

espresso cinnamon oak that

evolved beautifully through the

smoke.

The developing cotton candy

sweetness adds unique and

memorable contrast without

overwhelming the profile. 90. 1.

He said 91 he gave.

A1 Did you hear that?

No 91.

I said 90 and he said one. 91 He

meant 91.

He meant one.

OK, next time you say 91 just to

keep in.

That construction is excellent

across the board, with a near

razor sharp burn, dense smoke

production and a draw that

offers just the right amount of

resistance.

Even as the strength builds

toward full in the final third,

the cigar remains balanced and

controlled throughout the entire

smoking time. 90. 91 while the

flavor.

Progression is engaging.

The cotton candy sweetness peaks

around midpoint and gradually

fades in the final third,

leaving the profile slightly

less distinctive as the

aggressive tongue spice and salt

in his briefly take over before

tapering off 90. 91.

I was impressed with the

Wunderlust robusto when I first

reviewed it and I am not

impressed with it now.

Oh, I am impressed.

Sorry, I am impressed with it

now.

That's a big difference.

Yeah, yeah, it's a big

difference, right, Albeit for

total different reasons.

When I smoked it in 2016

version, the profile was full of

a new rich, distinct flavor, but

was not overly complex.

This time around that has

shifted and the blend was

complex, has a complexity to

spare.

While the meatiness that I

noticed in my first review was

still present, there were a

multitude of flavors that over

shown it, including bitter, dark

chocolate, salty cashews and

cotton candy sweetness that hit

its high point just after the

halfway mark.

While the overall strength of

the Wanderlust Robusto has

increased a bit, the balance and

the blend that impressed me the

first time around was

unaffected, leaving me no choice

but to once again recommend a

cigar to anyone who can find

them. 90.

He knows the number 91.

So 92.

Oh, I win.

There you go.

All right, now wait.

The original score is different

than the score.

What's the original?

I'm not telling you we're

playing again.

Same things but I thought.

You said a mini game.

It is a mini game.

You're not getting descriptions,

you're just going to guess the

score. 90. 91. 93.

Yes, I won again.

It is the year of boots.

Yes.

That's the year of boots.

Year of boots he's won two days

in a row.

Days in a row.

On his wife.

I will not be here tomorrow.

Are you going to announce the

guest?

Host.

I do, yes.

All right, Our guest host

tomorrow will be La Ream.

Oh, is he in town?

Camacho cigars?

Yes.

I don't know.

I don't know if he's in town or

not, but I text him said hey,

you going to be around?

He goes yes.

Oh well, yes, I guess he's

still.

Here he has a good time man.

He's a great Co host.

Yeah, yeah, he does good.

It'll be good to mix him in

perfect and he says he's got a

surprise for me.

You told them there would be two

of us here, right?

No.

Wow.

See, Palmer, this is it.

This is.

It But if Preston was here, I'd

tell them that there would be

two of us.

Right, of course you would.

Yeah.

All right.

Anybody got anything else?

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Show Notes

One Todays Show Mcdonalds is being sued in a class action law suit, You can’t Hide Your Gun in your Boobs in Polk County,  JD Vance Is Breaking Glass then in cigars Illinois is not online friendly ,two guys got another exclusive cigar! And CAO is moving fast to a new cigar! Then a mini what’s the score!  All this and more on episode 442 of a cigar hustlers podcast!